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National News
England Bowler Mark Wood Announces Retirement From International Cricket
England bowler Mark Wood has announced his retirement from international cricket..
Andy Burnham To Tell United Nations That UK Is Not On The Slide
Andy Burnham will insist the UK is not “on the slide” and attempt to draw a line under 10 years of post-Brexit turbulence as he makes his United Nations debut as Prime Minister..
Government Borrowing Hits Second Highest August On Record In Setback For Healey
UK Government borrowing rose in August to the second-highest level for the month on record, coming in above forecasts and piling pressure on Chancellor John Healey ahead of his first autumn Budget, figures show..
Marthas Rule To Be Extended To Hospital AE Departments In England
Martha’s Rule will be extended to hospital A&E departments in England, making it easier for staff and families to ask for a second opinion..
News about Meridian FM
Community News is back!
Well rested from its summer break, Community News is back!
We'll be Live at Her Move Live!
Join us on Saturday 12th as we broadcast live from East Grinstead Sports Club for Her Move Live 26!
Meridian FM presents... The Green Room
The Green Room is a new weekly music programme presented by composer and musician Paul G Terry which debuts 2nd September from 8pm.
East Grinstead Jazz Festival Returns This August
Whether you're a seasoned jazz fan or new to the genre, there's something for everyone to enjoy!
Our Guest Presenter is a Work Experience Student
Ben McKenzie Ross a year 10 student at The "Gatton School" in Reigate
Local News
Historic pub marks six months under new management
A historic pub in Hove is celebrating six successful months with their new business partner
Disused farm buildings to be demolished ahead of future development
Demolition work will begin next week on disused farm buildings near public footpath to make way for future development.
Public back changes made to 'iconic seafront landmark'
A majority of respondents have backed new planting style for a town’s popular seaside gardens
Council told to pay compensation to tenant it repeatedly misgendered
Repeated misgendering of a council tenant and former employee has resulted in Brighton and Hove City Council being ordered to pay £175 in compensation.
