Ways To Listen
Today on Erewash Sound
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Erewash Sound Drive with Dan Martin
4:00pm - 7:00pm
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GEMS with Ian Perry
7:00pm - 9:00pm
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The Late Show with J.C
9:00pm - 11:00pm
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Late Night Wind Down with J.C
11:00pm - 1:00am
Local News
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Teenage boy hospitalised after being hit by a car in Long Eaton
A 13 year old boy has been hospitalised after being hit by a car in Long Eaton.
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PCC-funded poster campaign raises awareness of the ‘Silent Solution’
Police and Crime Commissioner Nicolle Ndiweni-Roberts has launched a new poster campaign raising awareness of a method of calling 999 that allows people to get help without having to talk.
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HGV limit talks welcomed in Spondon
Calls for a heavy goods vehicle limit to be enforced at a Derby suburb have been welcomed – with the traffic in the area called “terrible”.
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Smarter high streets pledged by borough council
Erewash high streets are about to look a lot smarter – as the borough council launches a blitz on scruffy-looking shops.
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Derbyshire Reform leader chosen
Reform UK has appointed Alan Graves, the former Mayor of Derby, as its Derbyshire County Council leader.
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Long Eaton Police Officers carry out a mini session at borough school as part of Operation Sceptre
Police Community Support Officers from Long Eaton have visited a borough school to talk about the implications of knife crime as part of a national initiative which includes early intervention, education and enforcement.
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Appeal for information following a non-stop collision near Little Eaton
Derbyshire Police officers are appealing for witnesses in connection with a collision that took place on Wednesday 30th April at around 3.45pm.
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European Football secures global spotlight for Nottingham and Nottinghamshire
Nottingham Forest’s qualification for European football is a landmark moment for the city and county – unlocking new opportunities to boost tourism, attract investment and enhance Nottinghamshire’s international profile.
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Listen Again
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Kirsty Corbett chats with poet Simon Armitage CBE
Kirsty Corbett chats with Simon Armitage CBE about his poem "A day in the life of..." which was commissioned by HM Prison & Probation service with the aim being to get more people interested in a career as a probation officer.
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Julia and Josie from Long Eaton Art Room chat with Sally Peacock
Julia and Josie chat with Sally Peacock about the Long Eaton Art Room for The Erewash Sound Business Show
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Tracy from Coopers Dog Grooming chats about her business
Tracy from Coopers Dog Grooming chats about her business to Sally Peacock for The Erewash Sound Business Show
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Julia Harwood from the Long Eaton Art Room, chats about her business
Julia Harwood from the Long Eaton Art Room, chats about her business for The Erewash Sound Business Show
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"ErewArts" Richard is joined by another Richard from YCP to talk about An Ideal Husband
"ErewArts" Richard is joined by another Richard from YCP to talk about An Ideal Husband by Erewash Sound
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Marking 30 years of the Imari Chorus based in Draycott - Helen Roberts
With events to mark the all female choir's 30th Anniversary, Helen Roberts from Imari Chorus spoke to Paul Stacey about the Draycott-based group's history and how new members can join. Broadcast on Erewash Sound Breakfast Show, Wednesday 7th May 2025.
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"ErewArts" Richard chats to Katie from KTC about their upcoming production of Footloose
"ErewArts" Richard chats to Katie from KTC about their upcoming production of Footloose by Erewash Sound
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Kirsty Corbett chats with Katie Walford
Kirsty chats with founder of Roll With Us CIC, Katie Walford, about how she's turned the game "Dungeons & Dragons" into a form of play therapy with workshops across Derbyshire.