The 1000th show will be on Sunday 6 March and we are planning a very special show live from the home of London 2012, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London.

We hope to visit many of the venues during the afternoon as well as hopefully convey what else the park has to offer 4 years on. 

Plans are still coming together but hopefully 1 – 3pm on Sunday 6 March will be a show to remember.

So a brand new year is upon us and we're back to normal as far as the show is concerned on Sunday at 1.30.  It will be a special year for the show, 25 years on the air and 1000 shows on 6 March.

We revealed on our Christmas show that we are currently planning a live outside broadcast from Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park on that day.  Our aim is to take our listeners to the park via the show, to go to as many of the venues as possible live during the afternoon and show that the park is very much alive and well and the legacy of London 2012 very much goes on.

More details of the show will come soon, but it will be one of the biggest outside broadcasts we've ever done.

Talking of outside broadcasts, we've done a few of them over the last 25 years, and on last Sunday's show we were out and about again, on the Watercress Line.  Paul Le Feuvre joined us to do the Sainsbury's Draw live from the Christmas Leave event and the winning number was picked as the train drew into Alton station.  I hope we'll have a few more live outside broadcasts during 2016.

On this weekend's show, we'll take a look back at some of the memorable moments of 2015.  Anna Jones will present a look at the news, sport, show biz and musical highlights of the year and there will be a few musical memories of 2015 too.  All that will be ahead of HRB''s review of the local news which I'll be presenting on New Year's Eve.

We'll also be repeating our interview with Anvil panto star Mark Rhodes.

We will of course have your requests, Superman 1940s Style, the Quiet Quarter of an Hour and of course the Sainsbury's Draw.  It's the last show of the year, Sunday at 1.30pm.