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Match ball in Long Eaton after 15 mile walk for MND Association

Fundraiser Chris Walker spoke to Paul Stacey about the 15 mile walk for charity that he organised, carrying the match ball from Toyota at Burnaston to Long Eaton Rugby Club for Saturday's derby with Ilkeston. Chris paid tribute to the support of the community after more than £6,000 was raised for the MND Association. Broadcast on Erewash Sound Breakfast Show, Wednesday 7th October 2026.

Prime Minister keeps mentioning Ilkeston! Adam Thompson MP

In his regular monthly slot, Erewash MP Adam Thompson spoke to Paul Stacey about party conferences and featuring on national TV. They also discussed town centres with the opening of the new West Park Bridge in Long Eaton, plus the Prime Minister Andy Burnham keeps mentioning Ilkeston since he visited! Broadcast on Erewash Sound Breakfast Show, Friday 2nd October 2026.

AI LENS developer Richard Ramchurn discusses exciting project ahead of Broadway Cinema screening.

An exciting screening of three short films produced with cutting edge filming equipment, takes place at Nottingham's Broadway Cinema tomorrow evening. Richard Ramchurn who developed the AI LENS in partnership with the University of Nottingham and the Turing AI Fellowship, spoke with Paul Stacey about the multi-genre projects which showcase the AI LENS's capcity to add real time effects, whilst maintining a full cast and crew. Richard hopes to show that there is room to encorporate AI without losing the human touch by keeping cast and crew at the heart of film making while embracing new technology. The free screening starts at 7pm on Tuesday 29th September at the Broadway Cinema and there will be a live Q&A. More information and tickets are available at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ai-lens-stories-from-the-latent-space-tickets-1997139756774?msockid=34c6297e6f5e6859092d3c656ee5691d

Your local pharmacy offers more than just prescriptions - Nitin from Jaysons Pharmacy

Nitin Lakhani, Superintendent Pharmacist at Jaysons Pharmacy in Long Eaton, spoke to Paul Stacey about the changing role of pharmacies through both NHS and private services offered, and why it is important to nominate the right pharmacy for your needs in the NHS app. They also discussed the winter vaccination programme for seasonal flu, COVID-19 and MenB. Broadcast on Erewash Sound Breakfast Show, Friday 25th September 2026.

Council mergers in Derbyshire on-hold - Erewash Borough Council's leader explains

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.

Charity 18 hour marathon of tennis, padel and pickleball - Alek, Marley & Molly

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.

Gnomes bringing smiles near Long Eaton's railway station

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.

Local non-profit Operation Orphan head to Nepal to support flood victims.

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/.

Why should your child get their eyes tested? Mo and Lorna from Specsavers Ilkeston

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.

Mischief and magic volunteers in Ockbrook! Katharine Lighbown from Over The Wall Camp

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.

The Carpenters Song Book Toni Lee Chats To Jeff martin

Jeff Martin Talks to Toni Lee who is touring with her show The Carpenters Songbook.

Francis Rossi Chat with Jeff Martin

Jeff Martin from Back To The 70s chats to Status Quo legend Francis Rossi

Feeling stuck? Dr John Thorley's new book on meaningful personal and career transformation

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.

Derby Market Hall has events for all to enjoy, this Summer

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 into the market through events including farmers markets, vintage fairs, Artisans Uncovered and the Derby History Festival. A key theme is collaboration between independent traders. David explains that traders are increasingly working together to create footfall and give visitors more reasons to spend time at the market. The interview highlights the sense of community developing among businesses that might otherwise be competing for attention. There is also discussion of the challenges facing the market, particularly changes to the surrounding retail environment.

Prime Minister visits Ilkeston and water safety skills in Long Eaton - Adam Thompson MP

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.