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Love Music - Love Erewash: Erewash Sound is the local radio station for the Derbyshire borough of Erewash, run by local people from studios in Ilkeston. Our 'Listen Again' service is powered-by SoundCloud, meaning you never need to miss what's happening on your doorstep with interviews, features and shows available for you to listen to whenever it suits you. You can find our live broadcasts 24/7 on 103.5 and 96.8 FM, online at erewashsound.com, on our free to download app and on your smartspeaker - ask it to "Play Erewash Sound".
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Council mergers in Derbyshire on-hold - Erewash Borough Council's leader explains
Friday, 18 September 2026
Despite having recently been approved, Councillor James Dawson explained to Paul Stacey what the Government's decision to pause the merging of Derbyshire's councils means for upcoming local elections. In the regular monthly update, they also discussed this week's opening of the new West Park Bridge in Long Eaton. Broadcast on Erewash Sound Breakfast Show, Wednesday 16th September 2026.
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Charity 18 hour marathon of tennis, padel and pickleball - Alek, Marley & Molly
Wednesday, 9 September 2026
Alek and Marley Trifunovic spoke to Paul Stacey about the return of the Derbyshire Rackets Marathon on 12th September, after over £3,000 was raised for Cancer Research UK at last year's event. 31 clubs are taking part in the county this year, and Molly Geary explained more about pickleball, with .OnCourt joining the event to showcase the sport at The Long Eaton School. Broadcast on Erewash Sound Breakfast Show, Wednesday 9th September 2026.
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Gnomes bringing smiles near Long Eaton's railway station
Monday, 7 September 2026
Erewash Sound's Paul Stacey took a trip to Sawley Junction micropub to chat to two anonymous people who aim to bring joy to local people, with their curated collection of gnomes displayed on the 'Gnome Mans Land' roundabout next to Long Eaton railway station. Broadcast on Erewash Sound Breakfast Show, Friday 4th September 2026.
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Local non-profit Operation Orphan head to Nepal to support flood victims.
Thursday, 3 September 2026
Image left to right: Brad Moore, Alison Trimmer, Steve Fletcher. Local charity Operation Orphan are heading to Nepal to offer vital support to devastated flood victims. Managing Director Brad Moore spoke with Paul Stacey about their mission to deliver aid to those who have been orphaned by the disaster. The Nottingham-based organisation support children and families both globally and locally, you can find out more about the organisation and follow their work in Nepal at https://www.operation-orphan.org/.
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Why should your child get their eyes tested? Mo and Lorna from Specsavers Ilkeston
Friday, 28 August 2026
Why is it important that children get their eyes tested even if they've not reported any problems? Optometrist Mo from Specsavers in Ilkeston spoke to Paul Stacey about the difference testing can make for school-aged children, whilst Customer Service Manager Lorna explained what families can expect on the day of an eye test. Broadcast on Erewash Sound Breakfast Show, Friday 28th August 2026.
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Mischief and magic volunteers in Ockbrook! Katharine Lighbown from Over The Wall Camp
Thursday, 27 August 2026
Katharine Lightbown , Senior Marketing Manager at Over The Wall Camp spoke to Paul Stacey about how the children's charity's base in the former Ockbrook School has come to life this summer with mischief and magic! There's still time to register as a volunteer to help with family camps in September. Broadcast on Erewash Sound Breakfast Show, Wednesday 26th August 2026.
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The Carpenters Song Book Toni Lee Chats To Jeff martin
Tuesday, 25 August 2026
Jeff Martin Talks to Toni Lee who is touring with her show The Carpenters Songbook.
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Francis Rossi Chat with Jeff Martin
Tuesday, 25 August 2026
Jeff Martin from Back To The 70s chats to Status Quo legend Francis Rossi
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Feeling stuck? Dr John Thorley's new book on meaningful personal and career transformation
Friday, 21 August 2026
Local author Dr John Thorley spoke to Paul Stacey about the inspiration for his new book 'Chapter 24: From Hope to Calling', drawing on his own career experiences and academic research to help others recognise when they want change and what they can do about it. Broadcast on Erewash Sound Breakfast Show, Friday 21st August 2026.
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Derby Market Hall has events for all to enjoy, this Summer
Sunday, 16 August 2026
Kirsty Corbett chats with David Turner from Derby Uncovered about the growing community around Derby Market Hall, the independent traders helping to create a destination for visitors, the events bringing people into the market and some of the challenges facing the area following changes to the surrounding retail landscape. The pair chat about how Derby Market Hall is developing as a hub for independent businesses and community events. David talks about the work Derby Uncovered is doing with traders, alongside the BID levy team and other staff members of Derby City Council to bring people i...
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Prime Minister visits Ilkeston and water safety skills in Long Eaton - Adam Thompson MP
Friday, 14 August 2026
Erewash MP Adam Thompson joined Paul Stacey for a monthly update, with highlights including the Prime Minister Andy Burnham visiting Ilkeston, the Classic Vehicle Show in Ilkeston and a charity providing water safety and life-saving skills in Long Eaton. Broadcast on Erewash Sound Breakfast Show, Friday 14th August 2026.
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Sandiacre fundraiser Rob's 77 mile tandem bike challenge for charity
Tuesday, 11 August 2026
Rob Tiffney from Sandiacre became known locally as the "walking man with the flag" after his 500-day challenge for the MND Association. One year on, he spoke to Paul Stacey about his new charity challenge, taking his tandem bike to Headingley Stadium. Broadcast on Erewash Sound Breakfast Show, Tuesday 11th August 2026.
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New play parks, free parking and new council for south of Derbyshire - Councillor James Dawson
Monday, 10 August 2026
Councillor James Dawson, Leader of Erewash Borough Council spoke to Paul Stacey about the local investment fund which will see more new play parks in the area and why you don't need to pay to park at weekends. They also discussed that Erewash is now confirmed to be merging into a new council for the south of Derbyshire in local government reforms. Broadcast on Erewash Sound Breakfast Show, Monday 10th August 2026.
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Calm activities for those with social anxieties - Marybeth Thornhill
Friday, 31 July 2026
Marybeth Thornhill, Founder and Director of Dreamscape Community Connections CIC, shared her personal story with Paul Stacey that led her to create an organisation aimed at people who may feel lonely, isolated, anxious, neurodivergent, lacking in confidence or uncomfortable within traditional social groups. The calm activities take place in locations around Heanor and Ilkeston after regular opening hours to allow for a quieter space to meet. Broadcast on Erewash Sound Breakfast Show, Friday 31st July 2026.
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Ilkeston summer festival week returns in August - Sue Winfield
Thursday, 30 July 2026
Sue Winfield from Ilkeston Community Theatre and Festival spoke to Paul Stacey about the return of the August Summer Festival Week from 10th to 15th August 2026, with most events on the line-up free of charge. Broadcast on Erewash Sound Breakfast Show, Wednesday 29th July 2026.
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Off to uni? Why the MenB vaccine is important - Nitin from Jaysons Pharmacy
Friday, 24 July 2026
Nitin Lakhani, Superintendent Pharmacist at Jaysons Pharmacy in Long Eaton, spoke to Paul Stacey about recognising the signs of meningitis, and why the new MenB vaccination programme for students heading to university in September is so important. Broadcast on Erewash Sound Breakfast Show, Friday 24th July 2026.
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Celebrating 10 Years of Gloworm Festival: The Family Festival That Continues to Thrive
Thursday, 23 July 2026
As Gloworm Festival celebrates its tenth anniversary, founder and organiser Richard Walpole reflects on a decade of building one of the UK's most successful family-focused festivals. In this interview, with Kirsty Corbett, Richard discusses how Gloworm has navigated an increasingly challenging events industry while many similar festivals have disappeared. He shares the philosophy behind creating an affordable, inclusive experience where families can enjoy a full day of entertainment without worrying about hidden costs and explains why putting customer experience ahead of commercial gain has...
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Home help and property maintenance for independent living - Damian and Helena Doras
Thursday, 23 July 2026
Damian and Helena Doras from The Locally We Do Group spoke to Paul Stacey about the growth of their Derby-based family business that provides home help and property maintenance for elderly, vulnerable, and disabled individuals to help them live independently. Broadcast on Erewash Sound Breakfast Show, Wednesday 22nd July 2026.
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Val Isaacs visits Erewash Voluntary Action to speak with local U3A representatives and members
Wednesday, 22 July 2026
Val Isaacs visited Erewash Voluntary Action in Long Eaton to meet with John Hassall Chair of Long Eaton U3a and Julie Gilson their Publicity Officer. Val asked John and Julie to explain a little more about U3a and what it has to offer. Val also met a few members and asked them how becoming a member of U3a has changed their life.
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NOWMADS prepare to bring Sound of Music to the East Midlands this Autumn
Tuesday, 21 July 2026
Kate Richmond shares how getting involved with local theatre group NOWMADS has become one of the most rewarding experiences of her life. Speaking about the group's upcoming production of "The Sound of Music", Kate explains how teamwork, creativity and a welcoming atmosphere help bring the show to life. She also highlights the benefits of community theatre, from building confidence and friendships to inspiring the next generation through Nomads' children's summer school, encouraging anyone interested to get involved. Tickets are on sale for the production and can be bought from NOWMADS website.
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Susan Earnshaw celebrates her 19th year in Nottingham Theatre Royal's Thriller Season
Tuesday, 21 July 2026
East Midlands based actress, Susan Earnshaw, talks about the growing popularity of comedy thrillers and her long-running involvement in the Nottingham Theatre Royal's Thriller Season. She explains how productions like "Anybody for Murder" combine suspense with humour to create an entertaining night at the theatre, attracting both loyal audiences and younger theatregoers. Susan also encourages anyone who hasn't experienced live theatre to give it a try, saying the mix of laughter, mystery and audience engagement makes for a memorable evening.
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CBeebies favourite Evie Pickerhill & Derby panto star Morgan Brind share their top tips for those heading to their first panto this year!
Tuesday, 21 July 2026
CBeebies star, Evie Pickerhill, explains why pantomime remains such a treasured Christmas tradition, bringing generations together through music, comedy and audience participation. Evie & Morgan Brind - Derby's favourite pantomime dame - encourages first-time visitors to get involved by cheering, booing and laughing along, enjoy the experience with family and friends, and switch off from everyday distractions to embrace the magic of live theatre. Oh... and were you one of the ones who spotted a life sized moose being transported down the A38, last year? Kirsty Corbett finds out the reason why!
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Visitor centre opening at Bennerley Viaduct - Hadley Trueman
Friday, 17 July 2026
Hadley Trueman, Brand & Partnerships Manager for Friends of Bennerley Viaduct, spoke to Paul Stacey ahead of the official opening of a brand new purpose-built Visitor Centre on 18th July. Hadley explained how the facility will help the charity to become self-sufficient with a café on-site at the Awsworth-end of the viaduct. Broadcast on Erewash Sound Breakfast Show, Friday 17th July 2026.
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The Children’s Country House at Sudbury Hall explores 100 years of childrenswear
Monday, 13 July 2026
Photo credit: Janine Sterland - The National Trust. A brand-new exhibition showcasing the transformation of children’s fashion over a century, is taking place at The Children’s Country House. Running from 12 June until 7 September, visitors are invited to experience a nostalgic journey through fashion and how that evokes feelings of sorrow, joy and even rebellion. From Victorian mourning to party wear, to flower power sixties denim, and sportswear of the eighties, nineties and beyond, curated pieces will be displayed in several of the historic rooms including the Great Hall, Saloon, Lady ...
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Derby Theatre presents The Eagle Awards 2026 30th Anniversary Special
Monday, 13 July 2026
On Saturday 18 July at 7pm, Derby Theatre are once again playing host to the fabulous The Eagle Awards. Now in its 30th year, the Eagle Awards showcases and celebrates the wealth of amateur theatre in Derby and Derbyshire and is one of the highlights of the region’s cultural calendar. Derby and the surrounding areas are fortunate to have one of the country’s largest and most vibrant Amateur Theatre communities. The awards - a beautiful Eagle designed exclusively by Royal Crown Derby - will once again be presented to individuals and companies who have excelled in key areas. Amateur translat...
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CBeebies House Party Live coming to the Vailant Arena this summer.
Monday, 13 July 2026
Image: Rebecca Keatley Kirsty Corbett caught up wigth CBeebies legend Rebecca Keatley to find out more about an exciting stage show coming to Derby this summer. CBeebies House Party Live is coming to Vaillant Live on 15th August 2026! Join the superstars of CBeebies – Mister Maker, Duggee, Rebecca Keatley and Nigel Clarke – as they throw an epic party just for YOU! It’ll be a family fun-packed stage show with sensational songs, stupendous surprises and mega moments. Get ready to rave…with dancing, singing, streamers, giant jellies and bubbles galore….and of course, a CBeebies Bedtime Stor...
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Thinking about personal or business storage options? Binder and Wayne from Orange Box Self Storage
Monday, 13 July 2026
Binder Bhardwaj, Director and Wayne Ball, Operations Manager from Orange Box Self Storage spoke to Paul Stacey about their growing business, reflecting demand for storage from both residential and commercial customers. They discussed what to look for when choosing storage options and highlighted the facilities available for working on-site. Broadcast on Erewash Sound Breakfast Show, Monday 13th July 2026.
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Professional Drummer Dan Hayward on Life Behind the Drum Kit
Monday, 6 July 2026
Kirsty Corbett chats professional drummer Dan Hayward shares his journey from landing his first paid gig as a teenager to performing in some of the UK's biggest musical theatre productions, including Hamilton, Avenue Q and the current tour of Mean Girls. Dan talks about the realities of working as a professional drummer, the skills needed to succeed in the music industry, playing in theatre shows, depping for other musicians and adapting to different drum kit setups. Whether you're an aspiring drummer, a musician or simply fascinated by life behind the scenes in musical theatre, this interv...
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Kaleidoscope Players presents The Wizard of Oz
Monday, 6 July 2026
Catch up on the magic of the Land of Oz right here! Listen back as Kirsty Corbett chats with the award-winning Kaleidoscope Players about their spectacular upcoming production of The Wizard of Oz, hitting the stage at Long Eaton's Duchess Theatre (NG10 1EF) from Thursday 23rd to Saturday 25th July 2026. In this interview Kirsty catches up with Alice – a member of the Director team – as she shares behind-the-scenes insights into bringing Dorothy, Toto and the Yellow Brick Road to life. Discover what it takes to stage a high-energy community show with a 21st century spin as well as Alice’s th...
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Kirsty Corbett in conversation with Steve Steinman
Monday, 6 July 2026
Steve Steinman chats with Kirsty Corbett about his extraordinary journey from running a family restaurant to becoming one of the UK's best-known rock performers. He shares how an unexpected TV audition changed his life, reflects on building a successful career without formal management, and explains why self-belief, authenticity and connecting with audiences have always been at the heart of his success. Steve also discusses how the music industry has evolved in the age of social media, while revealing why face-to-face relationships still matter. An inspiring conversation packed with stories...
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