A report in Radio Today suggests someone in BBC England has found a magic money tree and is shaking it over local radio. It says plans to bring all stations together to share the same programmes at 10pm, and longer parts of the weekend, first announced in July, have now been dropped.
At the same time, the first of a handful of new local services, in Bradford, will start in December. We're told it will consist of a separate breakfast and mid-morning show, aimed at the city from Radio Leeds' premises. Similar operations are planned for Sunderland and Wolverhampton.
And, by the way, there's no need for more volunteers for redundancy.
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