On air now:

Up Next:

On air Now:

March 2023

Fuel prices fall again in February yet diesel drivers continue to be hit

That’s according to data from RAC Fuel Watch The cost of both petrol and diesel fell for the fourth consecutive month in February, yet drivers requiring diesel continue to be overcharged at the pump, according to new data. The price of an average litre of unleaded dropped by another penny to 147.2p, according to data […]

Fuel prices fall again in February yet diesel drivers continue to be hit Read More »

MP Neil Coyle to be suspended over drunken abuse

The independent MP for Bermondsey and Old Southwark “was found to have used abusive language with racial overtones” MP Neil Coyle has been recommended for a five-day suspension for drunkenly abusing two people in a Commons bar, using “abusive language with racial overtones” on one occasion. The Independent Expert Panel found he breached Parliament’s bullying

MP Neil Coyle to be suspended over drunken abuse Read More »

Jonathan Komagum feels grassroots coaches key for children to fulfil potential

Looking back, the 24-year-old accepts he was a “bad” and “angry” child before being “saved” by basketball after joining a local club in Peckham Grassroots sport coaches continue to play a key role in helping guide children towards fulfilling their potential, according to London Lions player and Uganda international Jonathan Komagum. Research commissioned by the

Jonathan Komagum feels grassroots coaches key for children to fulfil potential Read More »

Drone pilot fined £3000 for endangering historic aircraft in Buxton

A drone pilot who nearly caused a serious accident at a memorial flight in Buxton has been fined £3000 and handed a six-month suspended sentence for endangering an aircraft. ​Mark Bagguley, of Chatsworth Road, Fairfield, pleaded guilty to charges of endangering an aircraft and operating an aircraft out of the visual line of sight in

Drone pilot fined £3000 for endangering historic aircraft in Buxton Read More »

SPECIAL REPORT – Two North Derbyshire strangers form “friendship for life” through cancer

Two strangers from North Derbyshire, both diagnosed with bowel cancer within months of each other, have formed a ‘friendship for life’ thanks to a new Macmillan project at Chesterfield Royal Hospital. Denise Hudson and Suzanne Mitchell, from Dronfield, live less than a mile apart but had never met until they were united by the Macmillan

SPECIAL REPORT – Two North Derbyshire strangers form “friendship for life” through cancer Read More »

Constance Marten and Mark Gordon charged with gross negligence manslaughter

That’s according to the Crown Prosecution Service Constance Marten and Mark Gordon have been charged with gross negligence manslaughter after the remains of a baby were found in a wooded area. The Crown Prosecution Service said the aristocrat and her partner were also accused of concealing the birth of a child and perverting the course

Constance Marten and Mark Gordon charged with gross negligence manslaughter Read More »

Boris Johnson criticises Sunaks new Brexit deal for Northern Ireland

The former Prime Minister spoke at the Global Soft Power Summit in London Boris Johnson has suggested he may not vote for Rishi Sunak’s new Brexit deal for Northern Ireland, criticising it as “not about the UK taking back control”. The Prime Minister’s chief political rival said on Thursday he would find it “very difficult”

Boris Johnson criticises Sunaks new Brexit deal for Northern Ireland Read More »

Scroll to Top