FRANCE BLEU GIRONDE

Bordeaux 100.1 ; Arcachon 101.8 ; Bazas 101.6 ; Belin-Béliet 101.5 ; La Réole 90.4 ; Lacanau 101.4 ; Lesparre-Médoc 101.6 ; Sainte-Foy-la-Grande 100.4.

In December 1983, Radio Bordeaux Gironde (formerly FR3) was founded in Bordeaux, and several members of the regional television staff switched to Radio France.

Installation 95 rue Judaïque in Bordeaux, in a former paint warehouse.

The radio station was then called Radio Bordeaux Gironde then Radio France Bordeaux Gironde. On 4 September 2000, under the presidency of Jean Marie Cavada, creation of the France Bleu network, the station was renamed France Bleu Gironde

Personal:

The radio relies on collaborators divided between 3 major departments, 8 + 1 journalists (editor-in-chief), 8 + 1 programme staff (programme manager), 7 + 1 technical staff (technical manager). In addition, there are 3 reception officers, 2 management officers and 1 stage manager, making a total of 33 employees, to which are added collaborators, columnists or freelancers who are not part of the permanent staff.

With the creation of the regional delegations in 2001 (Bordeaux becoming one of the first, along with Aix-en-Provence and Lille), the management of Radio France decided to find a new location to regroup its premises in rue Judaïque, which had become both under-functional and too cramped.

The choice of the site of Ilot B in Bordeaux-Bastide (right bank) was made in 2009 at the same time as Jean Luc Hees became President of Radio France. From the delivery of the building in June 2012, a year of work, between the creation of the plans and the layout of the spaces, was necessary.

Since 17 July 2013, also the year of the station's 30th anniversary, all of Radio France's rights-of-way have been located on Ilot B over an area of 1,220 m².