Want to watch the feature tune as Iain plays it? Tonight Iain gives you “Wear your Love like Heaven” by Definition of Sound.

Alive 107.3FM is proud to announce that we now have our very own studio webcam. Have you ever wondered what it’s like behind the scenes in the studio? Well now you can find out by checking out Alive TV.

As ever at Alive 107.3FM we have a great line-up of shows for you to look forward to today:

7AM – 9AM – Sunday Breakfast – Dave Macfarlane
Bringing you all the best Christian Music to get you set for your Sunday.

10AM – 12AM – Non-Stop Southern Gospel
Non-stop Christian music to round off your morning.

5PM – 7PM – Memories Are Made Of This – David Baird (NEW SHOW!)

7PM – 9PM – Sunday @ Seven – Mark Hutton
Mark Hutton rounds off your week with all the best Modern and Contemporary Christian music.

We are having difficulties with our automated display of upcoming programmes, on the column to the right. We’re working on it and apologies that not all our programmmes are showing there just now.

UPDATE – Sunday night – all sorted now and upgraded!

Alive 107.3FM is proud to announce the launch of our brand new mobile app for Android phones. You can download it on any android mobile phone by searching for ‘Alive 107.3FM’ in the market, or from the link below.

Be sure to check it out and let us know what you think, and, coming soon we’ll be releasing an app for iPhone too!

Don’t miss out on your chance to vote in the Dumfries and Galloway Council elections on 3 May.

With less than two months to go, residents of Dumfries and Galloway are being reminded to make sure they can take part in the local council elections on Thursday 3 May.

Keith Mossop, Electoral Registration Officer in Dumfries and Galloway is encouraging people to make sure they are registered to vote in time for the elections:

‘You must be on the electoral register to have your say on who sits on your council. If you have recently moved to the area, or moved house it is important to make sure that you register at your new address otherwise you won’t be able to vote.’

‘It only takes a few minutes to complete a registration form but you must make sure we receive it by Wednesday 18 April.’

Registration forms are available by calling 030 33 33 3000 or you can print a form from www.aboutmyvote.co.uk.

Andy O’Neill, Head of the Scotland Office at the Electoral Commission, the independent elections watchdog, is also reminding voters that they can still vote even if they can’t make it to the polling station on 3 May.

‘Even if you will be away on holiday, or think you might be caught up in work you can make sure you have your say by applying to vote by post or proxy. You can print off the forms from www.aboutmyvote.co.uk’

Did you miss Cameron’s interview with Kath Lord-Green from Insight Training and Consultancy? If so you missed a great interview, about an area which is typically relevant to a lot of people at some point in their lives, but don’t worry, we’ve got it here for you to listen again to.

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Tipped to be the next big musical talent from Dumfries – Jade Walters joined Mark Smith on Drivetime yesterday, to discuss her muscial inspirations and roots, as well as which she played her latest song, Words in the Rainbow Wave, live on air. If you missed it then don’t despair, here’s a chance for you to listen again.

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Robin Braidwood (from Braidwood’s Solictors, Dumfries) joined Mark Smith on air yesterday to discuss buying and selling property, the first of three features focussing on property sales. If you missed the interview yesterday, or if you’re selling your house, then listen again for some very important information.

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The A75 has now reopened, following yesterday’s closure after the serious crash at the Hardgrove crossroads near Carrutherstown. The road was closed in both directions from around 1700 hrs until the early hours of this morning. Police are appealing for witnesses to the incident.

Police report that a young child has died after the three car crash, which involved a silver Ford Focus, a black Honda Civic and a blue Renault Clio. The occupants of the vehicles were treated for various minor injuries however a young child has died as a result. Enquiries into the crash are ongoing and a full crash investigation has been carried out.