Monday 18 May - Friday 22 May

• Jeremy Vine

  Throughout the week, Jeremy will be addressing numerous subjects affecting local communities. On Monday, Â鶹Éç Home Editor Mark Easton reveals the UK's friendliest town, while on Tuesday Jeremy talks to listeners about neighbourhood disputes.
  
  On Wednesday, we ask; Town or Country - Which has the best sense of community? While on Thursday, Jeremy wonders if every community should have a youth club.
  
  And on Friday, Jeremy asks whether you should be personally responsible for the pavement outside your house.

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• Jonny's "Love Where You Live" Locker

  Join Drivetime's Sports Reporter, Jonny Saunders as he is joined 'In the Locker' by a community hero who gives up hours of their spare time to help run their local sports club.

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• All week Janice speaks to established and emerging artists about their community roots. 
  
  On Monday, The King Blues play live, while on Tuesday former-Pulp star Jarvis Cocker talks about forming a band at the age of 15 that took sixteen years to make it big.
  
  On Wednesday, Birmingham-based five-piece The Lights talk about how  they enlisted the help of local neighbours and the worldwide internet community to make music, and on Thursday Janice is joined by singer-songwriter Jack Savoretti, who'll explain how constantly moving around Europe as a child influenced his take on community.
  
  Finally, on Friday, Kid Rad tells Janice about the musical journey from his makeshift bedroom studio via community radio stations to the national stage.

Tuesday 19 May

• Steve Wright In The Afternoon

  Steve is joined by regional reporters for his local news round-up to get the big stories from their community.

Wednesday 20 May

• Sarah Kennedy

  Sarah is joined by RAF chaplain Eleanor Rance for a special Pause For Thought in which she details her recent house move and getting to know her new neighbours.

Thursday 21 May

• Wake Up To Wogan

  Terry will be joined by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams for a special Pause for Thought reflecting on the importance of the local community and the value of neighbourliness.

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Friday 22 May

• As part of Alex’s Feel-Good Friday feature, he’ll be hearing from listeners about the most bizarre and heart-warming favours they’ve done to help bond with their neighbours.

• Claudia Winkleman

  Claudia discovers how you can set up a local community arts group.

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• Steve is joined by Aled Jones to talk about the Radio 2 Great British Street Party.

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Saturday 23 May

• Dermot O'Leary

  Dermot will be hearing from listeners about the most heroic thing their neighbour has done for them.

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Sunday 24 May

• Aled will be joined by Rev. Steve Casey, pastor of Speke Baptist Church, to discuss how his church is reaching out to the local community.

• Steve will be reading out listeners’ dedications to, and stories about, their neighbours.