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National News
Business Rates To Be Cut By 20 For Pubs Clubs And Music Venues Across England
Business rates will be cut by 20% for pubs, clubs and live music venues across England from April next year, Downing Street has announced..
Three In Four UK Airports Hike Drop Off Fees In Past Year
More than three quarters of UK airports raised or introduced drop-off fees for drivers in the past year, according to new research..
Weight Loss Drugs Such As Mounjaro And Wegovy Linked To Hair Loss
Weight loss and diabetes drugs such as Mounjaro, Ozempic and Wegovy are linked to an increased risk of hair loss, researchers say..
Online Bullying Over Social Media Could Be Linked To School Absence Study Finds
Online bullying over social media could be linked to declining school attendance rates, according to a study..
News about Meridian FM
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
New FM Aerial For 107 Meridian FM
Our FM aerial was replaced at East Court Mansion
Community Radio Week 2026
107 Meridian FM opened its doors to its listeners.
Local Resident Accepts Challenge to Overcome Fear of Heights
Richard Matthews will abseil down the Spinnaker Tower
Local News
Council slashes 'astronomical' parking charges after criticism from businesses
Brighton and Hove City Council has said it will be reducing parking charges on Madeira Drive after fears the prices would damage trade for nearby businesses.
Recap: signalling fault causes delays on railway
Train services are being affected because of a fault with the signalling system between Hove and Brighton.
New chief executive appointed after months of water supply disruption
South East Water appointed a new chief executive designate.
In pictures: Beachgoers hit the sea as temperatures soar in Brighton
Brighton Beach was packed as crowds sought relief from the heat.
