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Sadie Nine Episodes

  1. Untrustworthy accents and getting tough on begging (29/03/2023)

    What accent do you find the most trustworthy and are there any you might run a mile from?

  2. Stolen minibuses and stuck pets (28/03/2023)

    Vehicles belonging to two charities in south Essex have been stolen in recent weeks.

  3. Anti-social behaviour plan and hay-fever (27/03/2023)

    The Prime Minister comes to Chelmsford to unveil his plans to tackle the low-level crimes.

  4. Long Covid and Ferry Aid (23/03/2023)

    The UEA has studied the effect of vaccination on people developing long Covid.

  5. Boris Johnson committee updates and electric Capris (22/03/2023)

    Updates from the former PM's Privileges Committee appearance over 'Partygate'.

  6. Lavender House closure and Kenny Thomas (21/03/2023)

    Essex County Councillors vote to close a respite home for youngster with additional needs.

  7. Basildon culture cash and idling engines (20/03/2023)

    Colchester Council is considering cracking down on cars being left running near schools.

  8. Thurrock Council finances and anti-social squirrels (16/03/2023)

    The government has announced it will expand its intervention into Thurrock Council.

  9. 15/03/2023

    Fascinating guests, the news of the day and the music you love with Sadie.

  10. County lines gangs and self-driving cars (14/03/2023)

    Steve Scruton sits in. A county lines drug route has been shut down by Essex Police.

  11. Alzheimer's research and fake grass (13/03/2023)

    A University Of Essex study is looking to find early clues for symptoms of dementia.

  12. Pandemic mental health and astrology (09/03/2023)

    A BMJ study says the mental health impact of the Covid pandemic turned out to be minimal.

  13. Sadie's Myeloma battle (08/03/2023)

    Sadie reveals her experiences of having the bone marrow cancer which cannot be cured.

  14. Getting caught short and Maisie Smith (07/03/2023)

    A delivery driver is caught on CCTV urinating in a customers driveway in Loughton.

  15. Colchester gladiators and air pollution (06/03/2023)

    Historians now believe Roman gladiators held fights in Essex, for the Colchester Vase.

  16. Southend Airport future and old litter (02/03/2023)

    Southend Airport's owners have announced it鈥檚 鈥渆xploring鈥� the sale of the Essex terminal.

  17. Drought concerns and Lemar (01/03/2023)

    Anglian Water warns a lack of rainfall could see them introduce preventative measures.

  18. Southend city status and lost passports (28/02/2023)

    Steve Scruton sits in. Southend marks the first anniversary of becoming a city.

  19. Northern Lights and Paul Potts (27/02/2023)

    People living in Essex may get the chance to see the Northern Lights this evening.

  20. A120 Galleys Corner and 24-hour improv (23/02/2023)

    Plans to improve the notorious junction at Braintree have failed to receive funding.

  21. Benefits and London Landmarks Half Marathon (22/02/2023)

    A report suggests benefits won't keep up with the cost of living for another two years.

  22. Harlow strikes and fruit & veg shortages (21/02/2023)

    Staff who carry out street cleaning, landscaping and housing maintenance join picket line.

  23. Beach huts and treasure troves (20/02/2023)

    Tendring Council want to introduce new ways of owning and renting its beach huts.

  24. Essex wine making and Midge Ure (16/02/2023)

    Steve Scruton sits in. Midge Ure joins Steve ahead of his gig in Southend in May.

  25. Maths skills and The Sex Pistols' Glen Matlock (15/02/2023)

    Steve Scruton sits in. The punk pioneer chats about his new album and his career.

  26. Unpaid carers and S Club 7 reunion (14/02/2023)

    Steve Scruton sits in. Tendring and Brentwood have a high proportion of unpaid carers.

  27. Service charges and Strictly's Johannes Radebe (13/02/2023)

    Steve Scruton sits in. How much have your service charges gone up where you live?

  28. Essex mini-earthquake and pot hole (09/02/2023)

    Steve Scruton sits in. A 2.6 magnitude tremor hit the village of Bicknacre this morning.

  29. Family businesses and Lucy Porter (08/02/2023)

    Steve Scruton sits in.A Westcliff shop run by four generations is closing down.

  30. Wooden Beatles and Cavendish trial sentences (07/02/2023)

    Steve Scruton sits in. Carved wooden statues of the Fab Four have been sold at auction.

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