Midsummer Medium Wave

SOME notes from an evening spent listening to Medium Wave - Wednesday 22 June 2016:

[Housekeeping: Times in UTC (GMT); Frequencies in kiloHertz (kHz); Transmission powers (where applied) are watts / kiloWatts (kW).]  *Please add one hour to the times for British Summer Time.*

1944 UTC : 1368 kHz : Manx Radio. Good to fair reception. 20 kW via Foxdale, Isle of Man. Male speech, ad break: Vehicle valet, St John's Ambulance. Dining establishment. ID. Male speech, music. Ad / Promo for a storage provider. ID. Male speech. Music. To 2007 UTC.
★Manx Radio website★

2023 UTC : 1395 kHz : Unidentified. Male speech in a European / Continental language. Good to fair reception. Speech continues. To 2035 UTC.

2043 UTC : 1413 kHz : Co-channel broadcasts: BBC Radio Gloucestershire and Premier Christian Radio. Male speech: "...To BBC Shropshire and a BBC Introducing track..." [BBC Gloucestershire] - Now I have a US Preacher fading in! [Premier Christian Radio]. Reverting to the BBC: Male speaking about the band you have just heard. Channel splits:
BBC Radio Gloucestershire. Fair reception. [Female vocalist singing 'Don't Leave Me This Way'.] 500 watts via Bourton-on-the-Water (East Gloucestershire) or 200 watts via Berkeley Heath (South West Gloucestershire). Music: Roxy Music 'More Than This'. ★BBC Radio Gloucestershire website★
Premier Christian Radio. Fair to poor reception. 500 watts via Dartford Marshes (East London) or Heathrow (West London). ★Premier Christian Radio website★
To 2104 UTC.
Short but sweet.