Mike Beeton is currently covering the weekday Breakfast Show from 6am to 9am, in addition to his regular afternoon slot, before Andy Lloyd takes over with the Andy Lloyd Morning Show from 9am to 12pm. On Sundays, Jay Bradshaw hosts the Sunday Breakfast Show from 7am to 10am.

The arrangement means the station now has breakfast coverage every weekday and on Sundays, with Mike Beeton's early slot ensuring listeners have a consistent voice to start their day. For a community station built on familiar voices and a loyal daily audience, having someone reliably on air first thing carries real weight, it's often the first point of contact listeners have with the station each day, setting the tone before Andy and Jay's shows carry that energy on.
"Getting the mornings right matters to us," said Matthew Kayne, founder of Sugar Kayne Radio. "A lot of people's first experience with the station each day comes through whoever is on air first thing, so it's not something we take lightly. Mike stepped in on the breakfast slot without missing a beat, on top of his own afternoon show, and that says a lot about the kind of team we've built here.
"Andy carries that energy through to midday, and Jay does exactly the same for our Sunday listeners. It might look like a simple schedule from the outside, but there's a lot of thought that's gone into making sure someone's always there for our listeners first thing, whatever day it is."

About Sugar Kayne Radio

Founded by Matthew Kayne, Sugar Kayne Radio runs a full seven-day schedule of live presenters, broadcasting 24/7 on DAB across North East London, North East & South West Essex, and South Hertfordshire. The station also reaches a worldwide audience via welcometosugarkayneradio.com, myTuner Radio, and its dedicated app on the Apple App Store and Google Play, bringing the same live schedule to listeners well beyond its DAB footprint.