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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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Liam Liddle, of South Shields, has been jailed for aggravated burglary while accomplice Michaela Hart admitted burglary
Chi Onwurah, MP for Newcastle upon Tyne Central and West, has warned misinformation spreading on social media can fuel unrest, like the riots seen over the summer.
Two men held on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life have now been told they will face no further police action
A selection of tributes to people from around the North East who have passed away in the past few weeks
Fenwick make-up artist Irene Roozbayani sadly died after a battle with stage four bowel cancer, at just 41
New figures from Trussell Trust show the number of emergency food parcels distributed in the North East decreased by 10% compared to the same period in 2023
The Doel Electric Blanket 'warms up the bed beautifully' according to shoppers and is now less than £28 for a double size as the winter weather seats in
Researchers found that having high "cardiorespiratory fitness" - which can be achieved through exercise - has been linked to a 35% reduced risk among those deemed to be at risk of dementia
Merlin Entertainments has agreed a partnership with Mojang Studios, the creator of the best-selling video game, to create Minecraft-themed "real-life experiences"
Keel Row Books has won the Action on Climate Change award at the North Tyneside Business Awards 2024
While some of those infected with tainted blood on the NHS could be compensated this year, an MP warned the vast majority remain in limbo.
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper told a policing conference in Westminster that the number of people who never see a police officer on the beat has doubled since 2010