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Anna Magee of the Wellbeing show

In episode 1 of the Wellbeing show Anna quizzes Dr Ahmed of Newham University Hospital about COPD in the first of a series programmes about essential health matters as they effect Newham residents and beyond.

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Lol Gellor of NCC joins hands with JOIN HANDS Youth Association and finds out what there up to, especially their upcoming event on June 20^th 6pm -11.30pm at the Didsbury Centre in East Ham.

With the sterling support of the Wombles – Newham Community Recycling.

Join Hands meets every Friday evening for the benefit of local young interested in music, dance and homework – yes homework.

Lol interviews three members of the team, including one of the youth members, to find out all about this fine example of a charitable initiative in the local community. What’s the link with the Gambia – listen here and find out. Better still get on down to the Didsbury Centre Saturday 20^th June 2009 for a fundraising event for this laudable project – music,dance, drama and some African and English food.

To check things out www.joinhandsyouthassociation.org.uk

Or phone 07946 615 6820

NCC - where every voice counts

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Mary Wust - NCC's American Intern hosted her first live music guest, Newham resident - Daryl Holley of Branded No.1 fame, who it has to be said may have been a little, as they say euphemistically in the media, tired and emotional - though he was actually quite lively and jolly - if not always entirely coherent.

So a good test for Mary who passes with flying colours, and a warning to all young ladies who come into contact with musicians with a taste for the devils brew.

That said Daryl gives quite a nice performance of a song in part one and part two - prior to his new album launch on April 15th

at the Betsy Trotwood.

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Mary Wust - NCC's American Intern hosted her first live music guest, Newham resident - Daryl Holley of Branded No.1 fame, who it has to be said may have been a little, as they say euphemistically in the media, tired and emotional - though he was actually quite lively and jolly - if not always entirely coherent.

So a good test for Mary who passes with flying colours, and a warning to all young ladies who come into contact with musicians with a taste for the devils brew.

That said Daryl gives quite a nice performance of a song in part one and part two - prior to his new album launch on April 15th

at the Betsy Trotwood.

for more details check out

http://www.myspace.com/brandedno1

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Part 2 of the Avon interview deals with of  Avons Breast Cancer Awareness programme

Facts, figures and an upcoming local event are on the menu whilst we also get a historical perspective of the Avon Foundations' charitable activities.

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NCC goes ding dong and hosts local Avon UK rep Christine Andrews as she gives the lowdown on why it's worth getting involved with Avon.

Is it more than just an opportunity to make a few bob in these credit crunched times?

Lol Gellor poses the questions and reconsiders his career options when he finds out that the original Avon lady all those years ago was in fact a man.

To find out more or to get involved listen here for local and national details.

Listen to part 2 of the interview for details of  Avon Breast Cancer Awareness activities

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Welcome to a new era in online community radio. We are called NCC, Newham Community Channel, a independent, fully interactive multimedia platform...

Not CNN, not Sky, not the BBC - here comes NCC.

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Gorgeous Sound Radio reporters Amy and Susan were back with our friends at the Commonwealth Secretariat at the stunning Marlborough House in London, allegedly on the pretext of endorsing celebrations for “60 years of Human Rights”. It is also fair to say their enthusiasm for the mission was clearly enhanced at the promise of close proximity to fit men and women in grass skirts. Yes those wonderful Polynesian dancers our friends from a previous Sound Radio visit, were amongst a diverse and wonderful array of talent from all corners of the globe.

In amongst the interviews with artistes and commonwealth representatives catch Amy and Susan – almost speechless (almost!) as some young ladies clearly impress our dynamic duo with their grasp and respect for the progress of Human Rights over the last sixty years.

At Sound Radio we’ve said it before - it’s not all guns and knives when it comes to young people in London- well done Amy and Susan for capturing a really rather touching moment - and well done for behaving yourselves with the Polynesian dancers (no complaints at time of going to press).

Sound Radio – Still A Positive Voice from East London at The Number One Centre – for a number of reasons.

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Dalek invades East Ham High Street

Shopping is increasingly dominated by the corporate big chain retail outlets, but here in East London there are quite a few shops that do something a bit different, Who you ask? well quite right we say!  So as if from a different universe, as East Ham begins to slowly throb, our own intrepid adventurer prepares to go where quite a few shoppers have gone before.

Sound Radio reporter Pete Day braved potential “extermination”  - let’s face it being had by the Daleks is not a pleasant prospect - and materialised down at the Who Shop on East Ham High Street.   He met up with Alexandra Loosley Saul and asked her what is it like being married to a Cyberman.

Sound Radio 1503 am/mw - A Positive Voice from East London at The Number One Centre – for a number of reasons.

Check out the Sound Radio podcast at www.soundradio.org.uk to listen or subscribe. What do you think? Let us know who@soundradio.org.uk

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