Beverly Macca

Bev comes to MKFM with experience from Radio Wirral and TV’s Crafty Beggar’s.

Bev’s Big Night Out will be broadcast on Sunday evenings between 7 and 9pm. The show is aimed to help celebrate the LGBT community in Milton Keynes.

Bev says, ‘The show will consist of some great cheesy pop/dance/disco tunes. There will be showbiz news and celebrity interviews too. I’m excited to take the show to a whole new audience and area, and grateful to Darren and the team at MKFM.’

Bev will have her own twist on the MKFM playlist with pop to bop to such as Steps, Beyonce and S Club 7!

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