A community radio station with young people at it heart. Broadcasting to South Rotherham on 102.4…read moreFM and online to the world via the website. It has a variety of quality shows for all tastes, you seriously cannot go wrong listening to Redroad - Music is Life!!!

From the owner: Community Radio on FM for South Rotherham. Advertising…read moreavailable for £25 per week.

Friendly employee's here! Great variety of magazines and…read morecards. Good choice o confectionery. Polite and friendly shop. Pleasant. Excellent advertising space for items for sale an jobs great place fits in well in Marsden a real credit to the village.

There is a wealth of nice glossy magazines out there for general consumption but there aren't…read moreactually too many that focus on the city. Absolute Leeds is one such publication. It's pretty to look at too. I like shiny, pretty things and this fits the bill. The same people behind the Yorkshire Post are behind it and it covers a good guide to some of the action unfolding in the area. You'll find plenty of features, ranging from local DJs to restaurant owners. The listings section also offers some suggestions for the upcoming month and as you'd expect the club listings let you know which hot spots to hit and when. It also manages not to be too "local" and offers more than a smattering of fashion, celebrity talk and a look at the world at large. On the downside, it does have rather too many advertorials for my liking but they need to pay the bills somehow. It's not the most in-depth look at all things Leeds but it's worth a few quid of your hard earned money from time to time.

A brief but exploratory visit on Saturday - I even found the TARDIS from the photo!…read more My brother's friend was hosting a premiere of his short film Assassin. I'd never been invited to a premiere before so I was super excited to go. We were to go to Dock 10 to be met by our hosts and taken to The Landing. Up 7 floors we went and we arrived at "The Landing". We were taken through some swish fancy doors in to a tiny, plush, private cinema screen - with sofa's for chairs! Well... almost! The chairs were chairs, but they were HUGE. And some at the front even had leg raisers! I regretted instantly not going for the front row... Everything was so comfy and well looked after. Through the 15 minute screening, it felt like an actual cinema and the sound was so much better in the smaller space. I didn't want to leave and glad that they played the short film twice! I made sure to visit the toilets before I left - bright, immaculate toilets that smelt 'nice'. On our way in and out the security were firm but very nice. The BBC should be proud of their security. They question everything but they help you along your way. No one would be able to get past them without an answer! I'm hoping I can go again to explore more!

We booked a tour of the BBC at Media City UK a few weeks ago, make sure you book well in advance as…read morethese tours sell out very quickly! Media City UK is the newest part of the BBC in the UK and its huge, and its expanding even more. We was on the 10:45am tour which starts in the main foyer of the BBC studios right in the heart of Media City UK, you have to check in at the lobby where a lovely receptionist asks for youre confirmation and then they give you a lanyard each. Two girls introduced themselves to everyone in the party who worked for the BBC and told us a little bit about themselves and what we was about to see. There was about 10 other people in the tour group including ourselves which i thought was great as i like the intimacy and wouldn't want to be in a huge group. We was firstly taken to where they film BBC Sports in one of the huge buildings, where we could see where they filmed and where people work in the BBC sports section, unfortunately we wasn't shown it right up front though but through huge glass windows but you could get to see where its all done. After this you are taken to a mock up of the BBC breakfast studio where they ask you to volunteer to take part in a mock up of the BBC breakfast news and weather, i was taken up to take part which was fun where you get to read the news and see what its like for the presenters. you can take as many pictures as you like in this area, unfortunately though you are not shown the real BBC Breakfast studio though. After this we are taken to another huge building where BBC radio 6 is and you get to see a real DJ box and all the equipment which i thought was the best bit of the tour, as i love music. so i got to sit in the Dj seat where some famous DJS have sat before. the tour guides are really good at telling everything about how the DJS work and what they have to do. After this we are then taken to the Studios where they have filmed The Voice,Match of the Day amongst many others, we didn't get to see the studio where they filmed the Voice which was a little disappointing but we did get to see the Studio where they filmed Match of the Day, unfortunately it wasn't football season so it was all getting packed away though the tour guides was really good in telling us everything about the studios. After this we are then taken to a sound studio where they perform Radio shows,such as the Arches, a bit boring for me but still very interesting. At all times the tour guides were excellent and told us and the rest of the party absolutely everything we needed to know and if we had any questions to ask them. The tour lasts for a good 1 Hour and 30 Minutes and for £10 each it a fantastic price for everything you get to see but wish they would have shown us a bit more, like the real BBC breakfast set and more of the studios. But we had a great time and would recommend to anyone.

We all seem pretty well immersed in the internet culture these days, which is fine and we should…read morebe. However, I'm still partial to my daily paper and like to be able to chill out with a good cup of steaming tea and some news and entertainment. I have many weapons of choice at my disposal but I do often pull out the Yorkshire Post. It's a broadsheet style publication and is produced nationally. Obviously Yorkshire is a big area to cover but it does so well. The style is very much aimed at your Yorkshire proud market but those who may also buy a copy of the Times or Guardian. With the news staples comes interesting and varied features, great sports coverage and ample supplements on a weekly basis. Indeed, if you want to know what is going on around our fine city then Friday's Culture is a must. Excellent reviews, through coverage and more than enough of interest from films to theatre, art to events. There is also a comprehensive what's on section at the back which should arm you with plenty of ideas for the upcoming week. What I also like about it is it's not ashamed to celebrate how good our great county is. Why shouldn't we, I get enough about London and the south everywhere else. It's a snip too and is a good way to spend those coins gathering fluff in the bottom of your jean pocket. Plus it'll point you towards their website too which offers plenty of videos and more indepth features and stories for you audio and visual lovers.

A small friendly newsagents which also sells a selection of items that you often run out of.. milk,…read moretea, dog food , chocolate etc. Will deliver newspapers at a reasonable cost.

Marsden News is a brilliant convinient store. it has a wide range of groceries and loads of cold…read moredrinks. they also sell magazines and newspapers. its located on a main road and is a very spacious store. the staff are very welcoming and are extremely friendly. i would recommend this store to anybody.

Hall's Newsagents is situated about a third way up on the right hand side of Shadsworth Road. For a…read morecorner shop it is quite large inside. They have everything you would expect from your local corner shop from all the newpapers and a bit mroe, Milk, Bread, Sweets, Newpapers, Magazines and everything else you expect are all available. They also have 2 large chest freezers with various frozen foods, to the left wall they have all kinds of different tins of food, and further up they have a variety of wine and other alcoholic drinks. The staff are always friendly and the opening hours are convenient. From about 7:00-13:00 there also is a butty bar next to the counter which serves sandwhiches hot & cold, soup and pies and cakes.

Halls newsagents is a well stocked shop. Not only can you get your required paper but pick up a few…read moreessentials or gifts.