The Daily Telegraph has printed a tribute to Angela.


http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/obituaries/culture-obituaries/tv-radio-obituarie...

"Angela Bond, who has died aged 85, became the first woman producer of a pop radio show at the BBC, single-handedly launching the career of the anarchic disc jockey Kenny Everett, and was one of the architects of Radio 1."  

"During her long BBC career, she devised new show formats that are still popular today and later, on Radio 2 from 1969, produced Pete Murray on his morning request programme Open House, booking guests including Muhammad Ali and Paul McCartney.
On her retirement from the BBC in 1987, Bond worked on developing computer software for scheduling music playlists on British radio. Knowing nothing about computers, she simply read an enormous manual, teaching herself everything she needed to know.
Her passion for music was unwaning, even in old age. Her London flat contained some 10,000 vinyl records and she continued to listen to current chart music until her death.
Angela Bond’s husband predeceased her in 1997, and she is survived by their daughter.
Angela Bond, born May 10 1927, died January 9 2013"


I had the privilege of working with Angela on many "Pete Murray Open House" Radio Two OBs.

http://radiotogo.blogspot.co.uk/2013/01/angela-bond-appreciation.html

https://audioboo.fm/boos/1152599-angela-bond

are links to two further tributes.