On the iOS (Apple) version, tapping the artwork or logo on the audio interface toggles between different displays - small or large. Tapping the AirDrop icon lets you stream from your device to any Apple TV you have on your network. And tapping the text on the audio interface takes you back to the app.

On the Android version, tapping the small audio interface opens a large one. Tapping the ‘Media output’ button lets you stream from your device to any other Google audio device you have on your network. And tapping elsewhere on the large audio interface takes you back to the app.

Marlow FM volunteer Luke Morton, who built the app, said: “Thanks for waiting! We know lots of you were holding out for these new controls, so now’s the time to give our app a go! As well as making it really easy to listen to your community radio station wherever you are in the world, and to get in touch with the studio, the app’s got a lot of useful local information too, like travel, weather, and MyMarlow news. Download or upgrade it today!”

Congratulations to the winners below, but also to every person, business, and organisation nominated. Marlow is so lucky to have you all!

• Best Cuppa - The M Café
• Best Pub - The Duke (Queen’s Road)
• Best Breakfast - Fego
• Best Event - Marlow Bottom Scarecrow Trail
• Best Night Out - The Duke (Queen’s Road)
• Best Sports Club - Marlow Rugby Club
• Best Therapist - Tree Nail Spa
• Best Teacher - Mrs Ambrose, Holy Trinity
• Best Local Producer - Rebellion Beer Company
• Services to Charity - The Link Foundation and Marlow Striders
• Services to the Community - Shelley Robson (The Barn Club) and Vicky and Graham Everitt (Chives)

A Special Recognition Award was also given to Hidden Gems organiser Pat Reading for all her work at the radio station and in the community.

More than 3,000 people voted when we announced the shortlists of nominees, after the public put forward nominations for each category.

Money raised from the event will go to help keep Marlow FM on air and serving the community.

Marlow FM presenter Chris Zaremba is yet again leading our efforts. If you’re able to send a donation our way, the fundraising page is here. Thank you.

The winners were revealed in a ceremony in Bradford.

We’re all thrilled at Pat and Lizzie’s success. Well done to everyone who helped represent Marlow FM in the awards - we submitted 16 entries. What a team!

You can see and listen to our entries here.

Pat Reading is up for Sage Person of the Year, and Lizzie Sentance for Presenter of the Year: Woman.

You can see and listen to our entries here.

The Gold, Silver, and Bronze winners will be revealed in a ceremony in Bradford on 25th October.

Good luck Pat and Lizzie, and well done to everyone who helped represent Marlow FM in the awards. What a team!

Launched at the beginning of June, the lively, family-friendly show already features a team of 20 young contributors who help shape everything from creating jingles to planning content. A talented Year 11 student helps produce all this audio.

Two exciting new features are set to launch soon. Zoo Radio, starting on 27th July, will give the youngsters more time behind the mic, while Take Over will invite teams to plan and present their own 20-minute slots - with the winners getting hands-on training at the Marlow FM broadcast desk.

In just a short space of time, the students are gaining confidence, building skills, and becoming part of the Marlow FM family.

The programme comes after the success of Jonny Ratner and Lisa BHA’s Teacher Feature on Breakfast, and reflects Marlow FM’s commitment to giving the next generation real experience in community radio.

Find out more and get your tickets here.

Mark was so well known in the local business community, as a generous mentor and a friendly networker.

Our thoughts are with his family, friends, and colleagues.

Our weekly environment programme, The Eco Show, ably steered by Toby Brown for more than four years, becomes The Earth Show and moves to Sundays at 6pm. Toby has moved away from the area, and the show’s original presenter, Dave Hampton, returns to Marlow FM to take over. Thanks, Toby, and welcome back, Dave!

Jules Herd’s dynamic talk show, On The Edge, moves to Mondays at 7pm. Since it started last June, the programme has featured some truly inspirational guests and their stories.

Finally, new presenter Colin Moore brings a weekly music quiz, The Hit Mix Challenge, to the schedule - with a chance to win prizes! Colin’s here every Monday at 2pm.

We hope you continue to enjoy these and our other fun and engaging programmes.

Congratulations to the winners below, but also to every person, business, and organisation nominated. Marlow is so lucky to have you all!

• Best Cuppa - The M Café
• Best Pub - The Duke (Queen’s Road)
• Best Breakfast - Fego
• Best Event - Santa’s Fun Run
• Best Night Out - Rebellion Members’ Night
• Best Sports Club - Marlow United Juniors
• Best Therapist - Mike Banks, The Marlow Club
• Best Teacher - Mrs Boyle, St Peter’s
• Best Local Producer - Rebellion Beer Company
• Services to Charity - Sharon Gunn (Marlow Donkey weekly quizzes) and Harmony Belles
• Services to the Community - Claire Street (Child Matters) and The Ark Café

More than 2,500 people voted when we announced the shortlists of nominees, after the public put forward nominations for each category.

Money raised from the event will go to help keep Marlow FM on air and serving the community.