05:00
Early riser? Finishing your nightshift? Can’t sleep? Whatever the reason you’re awake before everyone else set sail into the new day with Portsmouth's Express FM.
06:30
Start your day the Portsmouth way with great music, fun and games alongside local guests from all walks of life and the latest travel news to guide you through rush hour in the city. Served by Biscoes Solicitors.
10:00
Great songs, Portsmouth people, plenty of wit and keeping you on the move with the latest travel news.
13:00
Whether you’re working, on the move or spending the afternoon at home, Ben and Caroline are here with great tunes and friendly chat at lunchtime. Sponsored by The Hog House.
15:00
Steering you home with the latest travel news alongside great music and fun. Put your feet up with Tea at 3:30 and play along with the Express Rewind Mystery Year from 4. Driven by Veezu - the new name for Aqua Cars.
18:00
For the fans, by the fans! Jake and his passionate panel keep you posted on the latest Pompey news, reviews and previews - including exclusive interviews, special guest appearances and opposition insight.
19:00
Introducing you to the best new music from A-listers and independent artists alike, showcasing classic albums and putting your knowledge to the test in The Big Quiz.
21:00
Forgotten classics that stir memories of guy-liner, buckled boots and blackcurrant snakebites!
23:00
Your soundtrack from late night into the early hours with great music and plenty of Pompey spirit.
Tuesday
Sunny intervals
High 13°C Low 7°C
Wednesday
Sunny intervals
High 11°C Low 7°C
3:00pm - 6:00pm
Steering you home with the latest travel news alongside great music and fun. Put your feet up with Tea at 3:30 and play along with the Express Rewind Mystery Year from 4. Driven by Veezu - the new name for Aqua Cars.
6:00pm - 7:00pm
Bradley Barlow brings you great songs made in your city, and counts down the Local Music Chart top ten as chosen by you. Sponsored by Victorious Festival.
Ines Rae spoke about her new songs, her tour including exclusive news on dates for next year
Ian James talks with the Elizabeth Foundation's Lucy about deaf children