Erewash Sound Station News
What's going on with Erewash Sound?
From plans for a second transmitter and an extension to our licence to 2025 plus work by the Erewash Sound Academy and studio and presenter activities, come back here soon for a regularly updated round up!
01/10/2020: On the morning of 6th March 2010, renowned actor, Ilkeston-born Robert Lindsay appeared at the now former Co-op Buildings in the town for the full-time FM launch party of the Erewash borough’s very own local radio station – Erewash Sound – ‘Wolfie’ seen sporting his Citizen Smith beret as well as a radio station T-shirt whilst raising a trademark clenched fist, shouting “power to the people!”.
01/10/2020: Erewash Sound has been the local radio station for the borough for the past ten years but from 12th October, the station is set for a makeover.
07/09/2020: There’s still time to take back 2020 and achieve your fitness and weight loss goals with Curves in Ilkeston.
18/08/2020: Three familiar voices are returning to local radio from 30th August as part of a new look Sunday schedule on Erewash Sound.
17/07/2020: Welcome to the Window on Wellbeing on Erewash Sound, brought to you with our friends at DLS Safeguarding & Wellbeing Solutions.
29/05/2020: Getting your business ready to keep your staff safe when welcoming back your customers is a REAL challenge, and at Erewash Sound, we realise that things might be a little bit different right now.
15/04/2020: We have a NEW text number for you to contact us with our old number being phased out.
09/04/2020: Erewash Sound has partnered with The Giving Lottery to give you the chance to win up to a jackpot of £25,000 by matching numbers* on your £1 ticket in their weekly draw.
04/04/2020: A local radio presenter has come up with a novel way of keeping listeners and locals entertained each day throughout the Coronavirus lockdown.
30/03/2020: As residents of the borough continue to tackle the impact of restrictions on daily life due to the Coronavirus, those same residents, particularly Erewash Sound listeners, are being asked to consider making a donation to help cover costs of providing a much-valued local radio service throughout the pandemic and beyond and, additionally, by signing up to a website that pays commission for items that need to be bought on line.