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Life at Premier
At Premier, we strive to maintain a welcoming and inclusive workplace, founded in our Christian ethos.
Our open and friendly culture creates a trusting and supportive environment where everyone can be the best that they can be.
We place our trust in our people and want everyone to build upon and maintain this trust.
We approach challenges productively and together as team – always trying out new things, as individuals and as a team, learning as we go. If we see something going downhill, we pick it up, regardless if it’s our job. We value intelligence and integrity, treat each other with dignity and respect and have a lot of fun along the way.
We are a family, and we are welcoming you!
Two people are better off than one, for they can help each other succeed.
Ecclesiastes 4:9
Read some amazing testimonies, stories and messages from Premier and Premier friends and family
Let’s move one step closer to a world free from poverty this May.
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Your gift to help keep Premier Gospel – Your Place of Hope – on the air!
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The National Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast is an annual recognition of the contribution that Christianity makes to the national life of the UK.
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My name is Mary and I’m speaking to you at this very moment from lovely sunny Torquay.
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Uju shares her story of coming back to faith after years of walking her own way. She explains the role that Premier Christian Radio has played in deepening her understanding of God and the Christian faith.
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For the first 55 years of his life John was not at all interested in God.
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Ruth was born with cerebral palsy. She is wheelchair bound and lives alone, unable to venture out of the house very often apart from on Sunday mornings when she worships at her local church.
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84 year old Fran has been through a lot. She lived through the London Blitz, experienced a shocking bereavement, suffered with depression and bipolar for many years, and more recently has been battling with Alzheimer’s…
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Nearly 6 years ago, Julie was told she had cancer. The diagnosis came with what Julie describes as a ‘death sentence hanging over her head’.
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If there was an award for ‘Premier’s Biggest Fan’ 80 year old Stuart Sutcliffe would definitely be a nominee.
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