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NLive Radio News

NLive Radio Announces Open Day as part of Community Radio Week
NLive Radio, Northampton’s local radio station, is opening its doors to the public on Saturday 7 February, inviting the community to step inside the studio, meet the people behind the microphones, and discover how local radio is made.

 

NLive Radio Christmas Present Appeal collects more than 2,000 gifts worth more than £10,000 for Northamptonshire families in need
More than 2,000 people and families across Northamptonshire are to receive presents this Christmas thanks to the NLive Radio Christmas Present Appeal.
NLive Radio launches its 2025 Christmas Present appeal
NLive Radio, Northampton’s local radio station, is again excited to be running its Christmas present appeal.
NLive Radio wins GOLD at national radio awards for its local elections coverage
Northampton’s local radio NLive Radio has been recognised at the 2025 Community Radio Awards.

 

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West Northamptonshire Council receives 'Requires Improvement' rating from CQC for it's adult social care provision
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has released its first assessment of adult social care services delivered by West Northamptonshire Council (WNC), as part of a new nationwide review of every local authority in England.

 

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