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Steel FM is a not-for-profit community radio station serving Scunthorpe, Winterton, Brigg, Kirton-in-Lindsey and North Lincolnshire. Broadcasting online, on smart speaker, on smart TV, on Google Play, on RadioPlayer, on Get Me Radio and on our Phone App as well as Freeview channel 277, Freely channel 556 , Firestick, Sky and Virgin Media.

As a community Radio Station we broadcast to a smaller area and cater for communities within that area. Our aim is to provide the community with great music, local and national news, traffic weather and sport as well as local information with light hearted chat and more.

Please have a browse through our website, then get in touch, to volunteer, to advertise, or just to get involved in a show.

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Two arrested after traffic officers carry out pursuit on M180

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Death notices and funeral announcements from Grimsby and Scunthorpe Telegraph – November 20, 2024

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British Steel opens new £10 Scunthorpe rail stock facility

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Man found with indecent images of children and sex with animals

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Much-loved husband and dad died in A15 tragedy after returning to broken-down car

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Two arrested after traffic officers carry out pursuit on M180

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Almost 23000 young people in England could face homelessness this Christmas

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Many Muslims feel Islamophobia has grown but half more open on identity poll

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Artell says he has ‘moral duty’ to ensure Grimsby Town have the right balance after January transfer window

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Kamil Conteh set for move from Grimsby Town as Bristol Rovers meet release clause

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Bristol Rovers lodge transfer bid for young Mariners star Kamil Conteh

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Steel FM offers opportunities to volunteer in various roles. From presenters, producers, roving reporters, technical support and of cause the office staff and tea makers.

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We deliver in house training for all presenters as well as people from the community who are just interested in / passionate about radio & media.

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Lambeth Palace say Justin Welby to finish official duties as Archbishop of Canterbury by 6th January

He announced last week that he’d be quitting his role as Archbishop of Canterbury Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby will finish his official duties in early January, as he steps down in the face of criticism over an abuse scandal within the Church of England. Mr Welby announced last week – after days of mounting pressure over failures in his handling of the case of prolific abuser John Smyth – that he would be quitting his leading role in the Church. Lambeth Palace has said he intends to complete official duties by January 6, and is likely to have “very little public-facing activity” between now and that date. In a statement on Wednesday, Lambeth Palace said: “Following the announcement last week of his resignation as the Archbishop of Canterbury, Archbishop Justin intends to complete his official duties by the upcoming Feast of Epiphany (January 6). “Archbishop Justin intends very little public-facing activity between now and Epiphany, but plans to honour a small number of remaining commitments. “At Epiphany, the Archbishop of Canterbury’s official functions will be delegated to the Archbishop of York – more details will be provided on this in due course. “The date on which Archbishop Justin formally ceases to hold office will be set in agreement with the Privy Council.” Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell is the second-most senior bishop in the Church of England. Earlier this week, Mr Cottrell acknowledged he is “the person that people will look to” over the coming months, as the Church seeks to replace Mr Welby, but appeared to rule himself out of the running. At the age of 66, Mr Cottrell is nearing the Church of England retirement age of 70, and he told the Guardian newspaper: “We need someone who can give at least five years, probably more like 10. So I don’t consider myself to be a candidate. “That doesn’t change my commitment over the coming years and I realise that for this next period I am the person that people will look to.” At the time of announcing his resignation, Mr Welby said he was quitting “in sorrow with all victims and survivors of abuse” following days of pressure after the independent review concluded Smyth – the most prolific serial abuser to be associated with the Church – might have been brought to justice had Mr Welby formally reported him to police in 2013. He had initially declined to resign when the report was published, saying he had “no idea or suspicion of this abuse” before 2013 but acknowledging the review had found that after its wider exposure that year he had “personally failed to ensure” it was “energetically investigated”. Across five decades in three different countries and involving as many as 130 boys and young men in the UK and Africa, John Smyth is said to have subjected his victims to traumatic physical, sexual, psychological and spiritual attacks, permanently marking their lives. He died aged 77 in Cape Town in 2018 while under investigation by Hampshire Police, and was “never brought to justice for the abuse”, the independent Makin Review said. The Crown Nominations Commission (CNC) is responsible for appointing the next archbishop, examining candidates, holding interviews and eventually putting forward a name to the Prime Minister, who then passes it to the King. It is expected the process, which begins with a period of consultation, will likely take some months. Published: 20/11/2024 by Radio NewsHub

UK Storm Shadow missiles reportedly used by Ukraine in Russia

Wreckage from one of the long-range weapons has reportedly been found in Russia’s Kursk region Storm Shadow missiles supplied to Ukraine by Britain have been used in Russia, according to reports. Wreckage from one of the long-range weapons has been found in Russia’s Kursk region, which borders Ukraine, several media outlets have said. Storm Shadow’s use in Russia comes a day after Moscow said American long-range weapons had been fired into its territory. Russian President Vladimir Putin has lowered the threshold for using nuclear weapons, after US President Joe Biden gave Kyiv permission to fire US ATACMS long-range missiles into Russia. Downing Street would not comment on the reports. Number 10 has previously refused to comment on any changes in policy about allowing Kyiv to use long-range missiles in Russia. In the House of Commons, shadow defence secretary James Cartlidge raised a point of order, asking whether ministers were expected to make a statement on the reports. Defence Secretary John Healey had earlier told MPs he had spoken with his counterpart in Kyiv on Tuesday where they discussed the UK’s plan to support Ukraine. Mr Healey told the Commons on Wednesday: “We’ve seen over recent weeks significant change in the action and in the rhetoric on Ukraine, and Ukraine’s action on the battlefield speaks for itself. “We as a nation and as a Government are doubling down on our support for Ukraine and determined to do more. I discussed this with (Ukrainian) minister (Rustem) Umerov in a call yesterday where he talked about the robust response that Ukraine is making to recent Russian escalations.” Earlier on Wednesday, the US closed its embassy in Kyiv because of a “potential significant air attack” by Mr Putin’s forces. Britain’s mission to Ukraine remains open, but the Foreign Office said the safety of staff and British nationals is of “paramount” importance and the posture and travel advice will be kept under review. The embassy in Kyiv has been operating a limited diplomatic function in recent months and not providing in-person consular assistance. Published: 20/11/2024 by Radio NewsHub

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