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9 years ago
Great community radio station, made by and for the Basildon SNF East Thurrock community. Playing classic hits mixed with local news, views and information. Sounding great on 97.8! read more
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Eastgate Shopping Centre
SS14 1EB
Basildon SS14 1JJ
United Kingdom
01268 833978
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I have listened various times of the day the music is a great mix…read more The presenters appear to be a personable lot, I like the fact that they mention what's on, and that the web page is very easy to get around and the what's on on the website is very easy to navigate and you can add your own event. good job.
Fantastic radio station. They play a great mix of music and also give out lots of information about…read moreevents going on in and around the Colchester area. Very informative and great to listen to.
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I came across this radio station by mistake. I am giving 5 stars because they impressed me. They…read morehave no commercials in it and they play all the music of the moment both in the charts and Dj dance remix. I found they website quite good too (even though they could do better there) where they have a link to download their app.
Capital FM is one of the stations I stream online during my workday and late night hours back in…read morethe Eastern USA (5 hours lagging behind GMT). Broadcasting from Leicester Square, this station used to be called Capital Radio and very recently, Capital 95.8. Capital FM plays a lot of similar Hit 40 (Top 40) music heard in America as well as some of my favourite British pop/rock musicians and groups such as Lily Allen, Amy Winehouse, The Feeling, Scouting For Girls, Girls Aloud, Sugababes, The Saturdays, The Ting Tings, and several others. Last year, my boss and I were really stumped by the London I-Test, which involved 3 mystery celebrities saying "I" really fast, and you needed to guess each celebrity correctly in the correct order to win a big cash prize, which the prize amount declined each time a previous contestant guessed incorrectly. After a few weeks, someone eventually guessed correctly and won. It was fun to play unofficially since we were ineligible to win since we reside in America. As I'm going to bed really late, many people in Greater London are just waking up to start their day to the Capital Breakfast Show, which is more of a morning talk show. It's pretty cool that I can fall asleep to celebrity interviews and the latest gossip, news, weather, and travel and wake up to some good music with less talk and commercials.
The same songs and ads over and over again. And the cash games? Only a way to take your money. If…read moreyou really want to give free cash don't charge £1 for each text message. WhatsApp is free, just saying.
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LBC News allows me to keep up to date with what's happeneing in this country. Little news about…read moreother parst of the world and why, oh why, when LBC runs out of rent a mouths to opine on a subject does it revert to David Mellor, introducing him as an ex cabinet member. Mellor hasn't been within a smell of no 10's front door, let alone the cabinet room for nigh on 30 years. Do try and get people who can talk of the present day not ancfient experiences.
LBC Radio comprises two stations, LBC News 1152AM, a rolling London news station and, my favourite,…read moreLBC 97.3FM, a station dedicated to London-centric talk-back radio. The penchant for talk-back radio must be genetic. My mother is obsessed. And since moving to London I have found myself at times engrossed in and at times appalled by LBC, i.e., 'London's Biggest Conversation'. OK, OK, some of the presenters are a little right wing, some downright misogynistic, and ex-Apprentice contestants are a dime a dozen, but LBC is nothing if not varied. Right now, for example, Commie poster-boy and ex-London mayor Ken Livingston is discussing the de Menezes case with a Conservative MP. Definitely worth a listen.
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The Heybridge News is located half way along Heybridge road. Continue to the Brentwood end of…read moreIngatestone High Street and then turn left down The Leas and at the bottom turn right into Heybridge Road. It has been run by an extremely helpful and friendly family for many years. The shop is very handy to those living in the Heybridge community but remains a little hidden to those passing through the village. It is primarily a Newsagent but stocks many basic food items and is very handy if you just need a pint of milk. If regulars request something the owners will endeavour to get it within a few days. The prices of goods are more expensive than supermarkets but not terribly over priced. A handy little newsagent if you are in the area by a lovely couple.
This is a large shop that sell everything from books and toys to sweets and chocolates. sells many…read moreseasonal things. They also have several cut price offers. they also have a Post office on site.
Martins is located inside the Pentagon next to Peacocks…read more It is a fairly large store that sells magazines, books, sweeties, drinks, newspapers, sweeties, boxes of chocs, all priced at reasonable prices. You can also buy stationary and packaging to post things. You can usually pick up great deals, especially on chocolate bars, and other little bits. A great thing about this store is the Post Office which is on site. It's big and has over 8 counters. All staff in the shop are really friendly and helpful and always happy to help you locate what you're after. Shop is open around 8 and closes around 5.30.
Has a really great selection of magazines covering every hobby or pastime imaginable. This is also…read morea good place to pick up current comic books or those magazines that you collect (Such as the DVD series ones for Morse etc). They have a good enough selection of art materials to be useful though often it can be out of my price range. Their sales on DVDs are always fantastic if you're willing to go through the sale shelves for a little while.
A small local PR company who give a BIG service! Personal, affordable inspirational campaigns to…read morebuild businesss and create a buzz. I would thoroughly recommend Jane & her team.
Well stocked place. Sells goods sweets, friendly and now even know what paper I read. haharead more
If you are an expatriate German living in London, or if you are interested in German-language…read moreevents, try to pick up a copy of "The German Link". The paper's website (http://www.germanlink.co.uk/) tells you the addresses of the distributors. The paper is published and edited by a former colleague of mine who used to work in Hamburg but is now based in London. Professionally speaking, I have to say: "Sie macht einen verdammt guten Job!" ;-)
Excellent! I've just won the most fantastic prize out of this newspaper's 'Limited Edition'…read moremagazine which I looked at online as a digital edition and my Australian friend and I went yesterday. I can't remember whether I emailed or posted my entry. I won a pair of tickets to 'The War and Peace Revival 2015' event in at RAF Westenhanger in Kent near Folkestone. We caught the train and headed straight to the helicopter landing pad as my prize came with two seats for a helicopter pleasure flight! It was quite a luxury, executive helicopter and it was great fun as it performed some quite sharp turns. After our flight, we inspected the old fashioned cars, the most wonderful museum piece shops of World War II including a pub which we could smoke inside. It was a real touch of England the whole day with the thrill of a helicopter ride thrown in! Great. I've also won four tickets to the circus from the News Shopper which I gave to a colleague who I used to work with doing temporary assignments.
I was introduced to utility warehouse by Scott. i found Scott's presentation simple and easy to…read moreunderstand. It helps that the products sell themselves, they are the cheapest around. I would definitely recommend utility warehouse to my friends. The best thing about recommending and introducing my friends is that i get rewarded for it !!!
Has a huge selection of magazines as well as the usual newsagent stuff; pastries, sweets, drinks…read moreand snacks.
This newsagents is located just outside the doors of High Chelmer shopping centre. its used to be…read morevery busy all day long when the post office used to be next door. But since the Post office has moved there seems to be alot less people in the shop as the location isnt the best as its set away from the rest of the shops. But its a great shop stocking all newspapers, magazines, drinks snacks and cigarettes of course which not many places in town stock. Its recently been referbished and looks lovely inside and out. the staff are always happy and cheerful.