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New Radio Sangam Event In Bradford
Join us on the 6th of november at the bradford hotel for a fun night of tunes, Click to find out more
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Radio Sangam 107.9 FM The only Asian Music Station you need
Colourful, vibrant and ALIVE, Radio Sangam is Kirklees only Asian Radio Station broadcasting on FM in Kirklees and the surrounding areas and on DAB in Manchester, Birmingham & Glasgow. Radio Sangam is listened to around the globe through our innovative app, through facebook and through our website.
Radio Sangam is broadcasting 24 hrs a day on 107.9 FM. If you want to get involved contact the team on 01484 549947. If you've ever had a desire to present on a radio show then this is the perfect opportunity for you. Radio Sangam also supports Summer school transitions, schools radio and media projects as well as supporting courses in Further and higher education. Our state of the art digital studios are fully furnished with the latest technology including play out systems. The studios also boast two additional media training rooms for use by the community. Running as a not for profit organisation and supported by volunteers, Radio Sangam boasts the same standards in delivery and performance as any commercially based station. Officially launched in May of 2016 as a permanent station, Sangam has been bro
adcasting in the region for over a decade on RSL licences. The launch event was a taste of what Sangam was going to bring to the region with class acts such as Signature from 'Britain's Got Talent, the amazing Tanya Wells and local starts such as Shery Hassan and Aiden Mufti. Even the Lord Mayor of Kirklees had a bash at dancing with Signature.
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M25 | Surrey | Anti-clockwise | Traffic Collision | Road Closed
The M25 in Surrey is currently closed anti-clockwise due to a traffic collision, between J12 (M3) and J11 (A320). Surrey Police,South East Coast Ambulance Service and Surrey Fire and Rescue Service attended scene, along with our Traffic Officers. Collision investigation and recovery work have taken place, and scene clearance is being completed.Traffic from J12 should take the M3 westbound towards Basingstoke, leaving at J4 and taking the A331 towards Farnham. At the A31 junction, take the A31 towards Guildford, joining the A3 northbound and continuing to rejoin the M25 anti-clockwise at J10. Traffic wishing to use M25 J11 should join the M25 clockwise at J10.Updates to this incident will be posted to our dedicated Twitter feed for the region, @HighwaysSEAST.Last updated on: 14/12/2018 05:32
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Bangladesh elect to bowl in series decider
Bangladesh made two changes to the side, bringing in Mohammad Mithun and Mohammad Saifuddin, while West Indies' XI did not include fast bowler Oshane Thomas
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Need our seamers to attack NZ batsmen - Chandimal
The Sri Lanka captain acknowledged that the team's best chance lies in going aggressively at New Zealand with the ball
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Elliott Wave Forecast for Gold & Silver Hints at a Shiny Future
According to the Elliott Wave principle, gold and silver prices may have completed their bearish trends. We are anticipating strong gains for the metals for the rest of 2018.
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Elliott Wave Forecast for Gold, Silver, and Yen Paint Bullish USD Picture
Gold prices continue to press near four-year highs at $1366 while silver prices are unable to rally. The Elliott Wave analysis along with this divergence in price behavior suggests a bearish reversal may occur near current levels.
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Gold Prices Hit 17 Month High; What Does the Wave Analysis Forecast?
Gold prices recent break above $1357 indicates we may be in a big 'B' wave according to the Elliott Wave principle. Our gold price forecast is for a bearish reversal to occur soon.
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Crude Oil Prices May Turn Lower as Market Mood Darkens
Crude oil prices have conspicuously failed to make good on supportive news-flow. They may turn lower from here as the markets’ risk appetite deteriorates.
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EUR/SEK May Rise in Short Term But Fall Heading into Q1 2019
EUR/SEK looks poised to rise in the short term while Sweden wrestles with political gridlock but may see a downturn heading into Q1 on fiscal and monetary stimulus.
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Australian Dollar, Emerging Markets at Risk to Soft Chinese Data
The Euro trimmed losses after the ECB rate decision and Mario Draghi speech, gaining as the US Dollar weakened. Australian Dollar and emerging markets at risk to softer Chinese data.