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Cameron Ward DJ
Bold textCameron Ward is a little known radio DJ who is only of 16 years of age.  He first started his career on Millside hospital radio as a member of the 'Jan and Jules' show team and broadcasted every thursday night from 6pm-9pm.  He then struck out a solo career and moved to ashfield community radio where he had three different shows over 2 years.  These were 'Saturday sport' which broadcast saturdays 5pm-7pm, 'LIVE MID MORNING SATURDAY/SUNHDAY' (depened which day it was) between 9am and 12 midday.  Finaly he teamed up with nina squires to do the 'Super Sports Saturday Show' between 2pm and 6pm.  He then left ashfield comunity radio in late 2005 to move to 'Regency FM' which broadcast on the internet.  There he ran a show on saturday mornings 10am-1pm 'The Saturday Revolution Show',  Which grew a cult following across north east derbyshire and bangor in Wales.  Then sadly Regency Radio closed down due to lack of funds.  It is speculated Cameron will move back to ashfield community radio or to Trust Fm which has now aquired a FM licence to broadcast across chesterfield and north east derbyshire. 

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The Saturday Revolution!
Bold text  The saturday Revolution had five main features.  These were the sports up date, the Feel good factor, the film top ten, Phone call abroad and the revolution rewind.  The show also featured up and coming bands from around Clay cross and chesterfield.  Comedy Joel was a regular guest on the show and he and cameron usualy made for a good listen.  The show had other guests Tyrone elton who helped out with the dart song selecta, Timy mac who was a musician, Lewis martin whos mum helped cameron to decide what to get his mum for mothers day.  Other people involved with the show were: Dave Sadler (the producer), Matt King (the film reviewer), Joe Lawson ( Matts replacement when he was sick) and George glossop the resident gambler.