There will strictly be no news bulletins on the show with fun, music, interviews and comedy

“Quite honestly there is way too much negativity in circulation right now and what better way than a radio station to flush it out?” Charlie Mullins, the founder of Pimlico Plumbers tells me. Mr Mullins took over the nation with his highly successful plumbing business, Pimlico, which makes nearly £50 million in revenue a year. Last year, the mogul sold the business for over £125 million, with plans to venture into other areas of interest. Now, Charlie is dipping his toes in the world of media and entertainment. The London-based entrepreneur is launching his brand-new radio station, Great British Radio. Unlike other radio stations, this one comes with a twist. The radio station will focus strictly on ‘feel good’ tunes, interviews and comedy – but there will be no news bulletins on the show. 

“We have become a country and a planet where there is so much doom and despair, climate change, Brexit, plus all the other wars… it goes on forever,” Charlie tells me. “I’m not saying that this stuff is new, of course not, but the way we’re all plugged into everything nowadays is a recipe for mass depression. 24-hour rolling news on TV and the internet is breaking people’s brains and we need to send out some soothing vibes to help them get a bit of rest.” 

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