Roger Noble
Meet Roger Noble: East Suffolk One Afternoons
Weekday afternoons, 1–4pm, Roger keeps you company.
Roger presents East Suffolk One Afternoons, 1–4pm. And every so often, on air, the area he covers slips out in his own accent.
"I sometimes come out with the East Suffolk twang."
His Piece Of Music
Not everyone's answer is a pop classic. Roger's is Samuel Barber's Agnus Dei — the choral setting of his famous Adagio for Strings. Come on while he's driving, and he's finishing the journey before he's finishing the piece.
Coast In, Coast Out
Living by the coast is the best part of covering Lowestoft, Beccles, Southwold and Framlingham for Roger — the sand, the sea, the view most people only get on holiday. The trade-off comes when he leaves the area to visit friends and family: getting almost anywhere else takes an age.
The Surprising Detail
Nothing hidden in the glovebox — just a serious sweet tooth. Roger's partial to the sugary ones and the sour ones alike.
If You Only Heard One Thing...
Roger points straight to his 3.30pm feature, Petty Complaints Of The Day — the moment in the show where listeners send in their light-hearted grumbles. In his words:
"Like someone leaving a drop of milk in the fridge at work and not enough for the person who wants a cuppa next time around. Petty, but true."
Catch Roger and Petty Complaints Of The Day, 1–4pm — only on East Suffolk One.
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