Her passion for radio came about in 2012 when she became a radio presenter for Tudno FM before joining Quays Radio in Manchester. She then went on to host her own show on Radio Glan Clwyd and has now joined Bayside.

During her third year in University Jasmine went to London to do an internship with The Sun Newspaper where her work was published. However she was always sure she wanted her career to be in North Wales where she was born.

Jasmine won an award for Best Online Journalist in 2016 and has continued her online blog since. Her blog covers local news as well as lifestyle content and has had over 25,000 hits so far.

Another platform Jasmine demonstrates her work is YouTube where she again covers local events and lifestyle.

Her online portfolio highlights her passion for mental health and autism where she writes articles on what it is like to have a sibling with autism. Her work regarding autism has been featured in newsletters for Carers Outreach.

On her show Jasmine will bring you up to date with your local events as well as playing your song requests – she is passionate about the local area and will therefore be happy to chat to you if you have anything planned. 

She is also a Coordiantor and has recently purchased her first home in North Wales and is planning her wedding with husband to be Ryan.

You can visit Jasmine’s blog here and get in touch with her to send your requests.

Quentin is married to Kate and they met when Quentin took part in a theological college exchange at the Church Divinity School of the Pacific in Berkeley, California.  Quentin holds degrees in both Music and Religious Studies from the University of Wales and is an avid organ enthusiast who loves to play whenever the opportunity arises.

He'll be looking forward to entertaining Bayside listeners and talking about the many wonderful things going on in the area.

I was a 15 year old kid wanting to be a ted but feeling I missed the boat. Then upon leaving school at 16 and working in London’s West End, I found that I hadn’t missed the boat and I was in fact in the middle of a rock and roll revival and by the age of 18 I became a DJ in The Minerva in Southend on Sea.

Now a lifetime later I am still playing the rock and roll music the only difference is that you can hear me at home on your Radio, mobile phone or computer.

Join me for my ‘Leon’s Rock and Roll Heaven Radio Show’ on Bayside Radio every Thursday from 8pm until 10pm and I will take you back to the 50s to the original rock n roll era and take you through the 70s revival, and right up to the Rockin’ scene of today.

Having worked with and seen some of the best bands around it will be a true musical adventure, I will play you the best Rock n Roll, Rockabilly and Doo Wop music.

It was in 1974 that Dilwyn began his association with the brothers, Emyr and Elwyn. Together, they created a series of successful Welsh Cabaret Nights at the Four Oaks Restaurant in Eirias Park. In 1983, they went on to establish a company to produce programmes for S4C.

As the media industry developed in North Wales during the 1980s, Dilwyn worked as a Production Manager on several drama and documentary productions.

During this time, Dilwyn also wrote the music for several Welsh pantomimes as well as signature tunes and incidental music for various S4C productions. From 1989 to 2005, he was the resident pianist at Bodysgallen Hall Hotel.

In 1998, he became a Lecturer in Media Production at Coleg Llandrillo where he worked full-time until he retired in 2016.

I love rock and alternative music, my favourite bands are Panic! At the Disco, The Pretty Reckless & Fall out boy! 

I have been heavily involved in radio since I was 15. My first taste of radio was when I volunteered on Hospital radio at Ysbyty Glan Clywd. I quickly fell in love with presenting and got myself two weekly shows on Tudno FM during my school years. I presented a Thursday drive time slot as well as co-hosting a late night show on Sundays at 10 til midnight! 

I then left Tudno FM when I went to Liverpool John Moore’s university to study Law. I instantly because a presenter on Looprevil student radio in my first year, Head of Music in my second year and in my final year I went on to become the Station Manager. 

During my time in these different radio stations I was involved in outside broadcasts, festival coverage, live performances and artist interviews and love embracing anything to do with music and live performance!

I’ve joined the Bayside team after a few years away from radio presenting and am so excited to be back on air!

 My full time job is as deputy headteacher of a secondary school.

His grounding in radio began at Radio Glan Clwyd as a hospital radio presenter before joining Marcher Coast FM in Colwyn Bay to do some part time work in between his full time job at the Daily Post newspaper. One thing led to another and in just a few months he joined the team at Marcher Gold in Wrexham to present the afternoon drive show covering maternity leave. By this time he really got the radio bug and looked to take his career down the radio path.

A number of radio presentation roles followed in the North West of England before being appointed Programme Director for an easy listening station in Manchester and the Launch Director for a new commercial pop music station in Warrington called Wire FM. The station quickly became one of the most popular stations in the North West despite heavy competition.

The bright lights of London soon beckoned and Simon joined the BBC's Media Planning and Presentation department and was stationed at Radio 2 in what is now known as Wogan House. His role was to work between programming and production at Radio 2 and the marketing and advertising agency teams, to scope out a deliver campaigns to promote the station's output.

He then moved to the youth division as Media Portfolio Manager for Radio 1 and BBC Three and mangaged a team of people who delivered award winning industry campaigns for the channels before cut-backs forced BBC Three to close and go online only. He says at the time, he was only planning to stay at the BBC for a year but ended up staying for nearly 17 years!

Following the closure of BBC Three, Simon returned back to North Wales to help his family set up a new business and since the beginning of the year worked behind the scenes with former colleagues and broadcasters to establish Coast Community Radio and Media CIC, the parent company behind Bayside Radio.

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