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National News
West Midlands Crews Make Progress Tackling Wildfires After Extensive Devastation
Fire crews are making progress tackling huge blazes in the West Midlands that led to thousands of 999 calls and caused “extensive” devastation, a fire chief said..
Farage Wins In Clacton As Police Contest Credible Threat Claim At Count
Nigel Farage has won the Clacton by-election amid contested claims he was told by police not to attend the election count due to a “credible threat” against him..
Two People Seriously Injured After Train With 150 On Board Derails
Two people have been seriously injured after a train with around 150 people on board derailed near Lewes in East Sussex..
UK Has Hottest Day Of Year So Far As Temperatures Hit 381C
The UK has recorded its hottest day of the year so far, as temperatures provisionally reached 38.1C at Kew Gardens in London, the Met Office said..
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
Historic city market enjoys new lease of life with late nights and new traders
Late-night Fridays, a refreshed mix of traders and a surge in visitors are transforming Brighton’s historic Open Market into a lively hub, says one of the people behind it
Cyclists secure legal access to ferry after historic path battle
Cyclists now have legal access from Bosham to the Itchenor ferry after a historic path was officially recognised as a public right of way
Community groups opting out of controversial weedkiller use trebles
The number of community groups opting out of glyphosate weedkiller treatments in Brighton and Hove has more than trebled since last year
Badgers foil plans for new house in Sussex town
Councillors have deferred a decision on a new house in Hastings due concerns about badgers



















