Latest from Maritime Radio
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Some great advice during the sunshine periodMaritime Radio
Hydrate intelligently. Move playfully. Enjoy the summer. Let us all arrive in September with a good habit rather than another dramatic resolution.
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This Fathers Day on #TrevorBlackmanNow @ 12pmMaritime Radio
This week on Trevor Blackman Now: Black fathers and mental health, Pride Month with country music artist Pearl, and the powerful story of Kalief Browder. Three conversations exploring identity, resilience, justice and the human stories that too often go unheard.
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A hot and sunny weekend ahead and a new radio station for Kent!Maritime Radio
Listeners across Kent are in for a treat this Bank Holiday Monday as Made In Kent Radio officially launches at 7am, bringing a brand‑new local voice to the airwaves.
Local News
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Man Charged with Murder Following Sidcup DeathA 36-year-old man has been charged with murder after a man who was seriously injured in an assault outside a Sidcup pub died in hospital.
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"Do Not Travel" - rail firms urge during heatwaveTrain operator Greater Thameslink Railway [GTR] has warned passengers not to travel as temperatures climb and a rare red warning for extreme heat comes into force this week.
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Major Gas Works to Cause Summer Disruption on Shooters HillDrivers, bus passengers and residents are being advised to plan ahead this summer, as major gas network improvement works are set to disrupt Shooters Hill and surrounding roads.
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Christ the King Sixth Form College Presents End-of-Year Student Exhibition at Lewisham Shopping CentreStudents from Christ the King Sixth Form College will showcase their creativity, talent and personal development at an end-of-year exhibition at Lewisham Shopping Centre.
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Youth hubs to tackle unemployment in Erith and ThamesmeadYoung people in Erith and Thamesmead are set to benefit from new Youth Hubs announced by the Government as part of a national drive to tackle youth unemployment.
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London Pantomime Horse Race Team Inspired by Great Ormond Street Hospital VisitThe team behind the world-famous London Pantomime Horse Race have returned from an inspiring visit to Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH), where they presented a cheque for £11,600.