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We are a local radio station situated in the North East.
We pride ourselves as the 'voice' of the community and are proud to serve our areas South Shields, Tynemouth and beyond, broadcasting live from our state-of-the-art studios at The Pride Media Centre in Pelaw.
The station broadcasts full-time, showcasing details of local events, news, and activities within our local area, mixing it up with the latest music from the charts, as well as music from the past 60 years.
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Local News from across Tyne & Wear
- Cost of King's coronation comes in at £72m, Government figures show
The event last year was described as a 'once in a generation' happening
- Scientists create thinnest ever pasta as part of medical research
The scientists at UCL say their nanofibers could have important medical uses
- Royal Mail threatens more stamp price rises after £120 million Budget hit
The postal giant's owner, International Distribution Services (IDS), has refused to rule out further job losses as a result of the increased cost
- How you could be banned from buying your council house under Right to Buy under proposed changes
The Government has issued a consultation where it has revealed other ways it wants to change Right to Buy, including increasing the length of time you need to be living in your property before you can access the scheme
- Labour will prioritise keeping public transport affordable, says beleaguered minister
Transport Secretary Louise Haigh was urged to rule out above-inflation rail fare increases in future years after they were announced by Chancellor Rishi Sunak in his Budget earlier this month
- Warning as figures show rise in young people not in education, jobs or training
The TUC said the number of Neets had increased by 9% over the past year
- Mike Ashley's Frasers tells Boohoo to axe Mahmud Kamani and give tycoon top job
Boohoo co-founder Mahmud Kamani must be ousted from the online fashion retailer and replaced by Mike Ashley, according to the tycoon's Frasers Group
- Watchdog concerns over A&E patients' pain relief and care as winter crisis looms
The Care Quality Commission has published the results of a survey of 45,500 people who used NHS urgent and emergency care services in England this year
- Man who egged John Prescott and was punched by him says 'no regrets'
Craig Evans, 53, was a farm worker when he threw the egg at the Labour politician, who then punched him in the face. Mr Evans said he still gets invited on TV shows to talk about the event but always declines
- All the water companies in financial trouble - and the ones still paying out bonuses
Ofwat said it halted about three-quarters of the total bonuses proposed by firms from being funded by consumer payments, while also disclosing which companies are high on its financial watchlist
- Energy bills set to rise again for UK households from January amid ongoing market volatility
The energy price cap is expected to rise again from January, with the regulator set to make its second consecutive winter-time increase to the cap
- Number of school suspensions in England nearly doubles after pandemic
There were 346,279 suspensions in the autumn term of 2023/24 across state schools, compared to 247,366 during the autumn term of 2022/23 - a rise of 40%, according to Department for Education (DfE) data