Talk:Heart West Midlands

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I notice this article states that 100.7 Heart FM was the UK's third independent regional radio station, opening after Century FM in Leicester and Jazz FM in the North West. Surely this is not the case and what it should actually be saying is that Heart FM was the West Midlands' third independent regional radio station, after BRMB and the now defunct Buzz FM. If anyone from the Birmingham/West Midlands area, or better still from Heart itself, reads this page and can help, I wonder whether they might be able to clarify this situation. Cheers 81.152.149.12 11:56, 23 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

She used to present the station's late night romantic show 'Between The Sheets' when the station first opened. Hope I spelled her name correctly. 81.151.19.233 13:51, 6 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

• The article needs a cleanup - its history section is split up into early days,tushar makwana and recent history.
• Station information and transmitter should be intergrated into one section.
• current schedule is an unencylopedic section. Readers who wish to know its schedule can lookup the station's site. There is absolutely no reason for this section to remain in the article.
• Past djs is an uninformative list. It provides absolutely no reason why the particular dj is notable, or why his stint with the station merits a mention in the article. It also has several red links, which for lack of content, should not be there.

Looking forward to all editors' ideas about this. If there are no comments in 48 hours, I'll be going ahead with the proposed rework of the page. Thanks xC | ☎ 12:41, 6 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]