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Advertising Packages in 2025Let Sunshine Radio help your business thrive in 2025 with Radio Airtime, Sponsorship and Digital packages available to suit your business. Contact us now for great rates to help your business stand out in the local area.
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Local Business DirectoryThe Sunshine Radio Local Business Directory is an easy way to find the local business you are looking for. Whether it is a business you have heard on air, seen on social media, or just a service you require- here is where you will find it.
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What's OnWhat's On is all about charity, not for profit and community events only. Please do not email us, all events must now be submitted on our What's On page. Your one stop page for seeing what's happening in the local area. To add an event you will need be a SUNSHINE VIP member.
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WIN A Family Ticket to the Royal Welsh Show 2025. Monday 21st – Thursday 24th JulyThe pinnacle event in the British agricultural calendar, the Royal Welsh Show. Along with an exciting four-days of livestock and equine competitions, with entries travelling from far and wide to compete, the Royal Welsh Show has something to interest everyone.
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WIN A Weekend Break In A Luxury Motorhome with JDW Campers.It’s time to play Hidden Horizons—the ultimate guessing game from JDW Campers and Sunshine Radio. Each week, we’ll drop clues on-air and online. Your mission? Guess the secret location of our luxury motorhome escape.
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WIN beautiful natural coloured shorn Sheepskins - Lava coloured, double and single sizes available to win. Double WORTH £189. Single WORTH £89 with Pellis in Leominster. Celebrating the 2025 Royal Welsh ShowThis Summer to celebrate the Royal Welsh Show 2025, Pellis are giving you the chance to WIN a unique Lava coloured double sheepskin worth £190. .
PODCASTS
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A Sunshine Radio PodcastOlle Grove chats to Tracy Caldah and Dawn Ford about Art and Ashes Project
The project is called Art and Ashes and in this Sunshine Radio Podcast, they both talk to Olle Grove all about the project and how you too could take part in this wonderful and cathartic process.
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A Sunshine Radio PodcastChris Blumer takes a walk around the Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre with Jade Meredith Marketing and Development Manager
Chris Blumer takes a walk around the Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre and finds out about their brand new wetlands project "Squelch"
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A Sunshine Radio PodcastNick Jones chats to Bruce Herriott all about the Three Choirs Festival in Hereford this Summer.
Bruce Herriott from the Three Choirs Festival tell us all about this years festival. From its History to where it is today.
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A Sunshine Radio PodcastMelanie Kellaway a local Psychic Medium joins Olle Grove
Melanie chats about what it means to be a Psychic Medium, the process of writing her book, Connection is the Key, shares some interesting stories about her life and reveals whether or not she can predict the future!
ON AIR
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Breakfast with Nick JonesJoin Nick in the morning for the latest showbiz gossip, national and local news, the Sunshine Survey as well as great music including the Flashback, to keep you entertained on the drive to work.
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Lunchtimes with Mark EdwardsJoin Mark as he gives you his irreverent take on life and the news around us, and asks you to come up with a headline song title for the daily ‘What’s The Story’
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Drivetime with Chris BlumerChris has your drive home covered as he plays "Battle of The Bands" and gives you the latest travel updates and news. Plus you can join his Facebook Focus Group.
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Saturday Lunch with Leon OldmanLeon Oldman is back in the house and filling your Saturday lunchtimes with cool tunes and smooth vibes. ‘The 16 bit Song’ returns and he’ll have the tunes you choose to make your weekend sing! Hereford’s number one quizmaster make even throw in one or two trivial questions to test your brainpower. Don’t forget to get interactive on our socials
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Totally 80s with Gary KingGary will be here playing your favourite hits from the 80s and 90s with the odd celebrity guest.
Local News
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Volunteers needed in Ludlow for poppy appealThe Royal British Legion is appealing for new volunteers in Ludlow.
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Have Fun, Take Care and Stay Safe during Royal Welsh Show weekA series of safety measures including a campaign encouraging youngsters to Have Fun, Take Care and Stay Safe will return ahead of this month's Royal Welsh Show.
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Schools awarded share of £30,000 to enable walking or wheeling to schoolEighteen Shropshire schools are to receive a share of £30,000 to help enable children to cycle, walk or scoot to and from school.
UK News
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Southport attack: Mother saw CCTV of daughter being 'dragged back into building' - before being stabbed 20 more timesThe mother of a girl who escaped the Southport attack before being dragged back inside has told how her daughter is still fighting to survive.
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Man guilty of murder after driving into 'Good Samaritan' Chris Marriott following wedding brawl in SheffieldA man who killed a "Good Samaritan" by driving into the middle of a wedding brawl has been found guilty of murder.
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Infected blood victims are 'waiting to die in limbo' - with hundreds still waiting for compensationVictims of the infected blood scandal say they are "waiting to die in limbo", with just hundreds having received compensation to date.
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England Women thrash Netherlands to keep Euros hopes aliveEngland Women have convincingly beaten the Netherlands to keep their Euros hopes alive.
Showbiz and Music News
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Reservoir Dogs actor Michael Madsen died from heart failure, says cardiologistActor Michael Madsen, who starred in Reservoir Dogs and Thelma & Louise, died from heart failure, his cardiologist has said.
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Sean 'Diddy' Combs sentencing hearing confirmedThe date for Sean "Diddy" Combs's sentencing hearing has been confirmed.
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'I will not go quietly,' Gregg Wallace says amid reports he's been sacked from MasterchefFormer MasterChef host Gregg Wallace has vowed he will "not go quietly", amid reports that he has been sacked from MasterChef.
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Fantasy v reality: Lena Dunham's Too Much is a new spin on the London romcomHorse-drawn carriages, picturesque gardens and endless cups of tea are just some of the stereotypical tropes that have shaped America's romanticised image of England before even stepping foot on the island.