The Worm has turned …

THE Worm has turned – into Radio Warrington and has two new presenters who are going down a storm across the world.
University students Sara Dumbell, aged 19 and Jenny Steel, 20, (pictured) who are both media students at Padgate Campus, now present their own show every Wednesday from 8pm to 10pm on the town’s online radio station www.radiowarrington.co.uk, the new name for Radio Worm.
Because the station broadcasts online it can be heard all over the world and Sara and Jenny, who have been described as “loose women on the radio” have built up a cult following.
As well as playing their favourite music, which includes classic rock, the girls chat about current affairs and life in general.
Sara said: “I moved to Warrington to study Media (Radio Production) and Journalism at the University of Chester (Warrington Campus). I absolutely love it there – my tutors Dave Grimshaw and Rob Caissie are amazing – they’re so supportive and really inspire us to work hard.
I’d recommend it to anybody who wants to do Radio.
“I’m really excited about joining Radio Warrington. Mike Mason, Dave Lawrenson, Steve Lewis and Steve Harris are brilliant presenters so hopefully I will learn a lot from them!
It plays a good mix of music- and the focus on local radio for Warrington is great!
Co-presenter Jenny added: “I’ve met some great people in Warrington and wouldn’t want to be at University anywhere else!”
Regular listeners to the station can hear local news, presented by the media students from Padgate campus during term time with all the latest breaking news from the Independent Radio Network.
Warrington-Worldwide editor Gary Skentelbery also guests on the station with his classic rock show every Friday & Saturday from 10pm – midnight, playing all the classics from Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, AC/DC, Whitesnake, Status Quo and much, much, more!