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Friday July 2nd saw the official relaunch of Future Radio 107.8FM, and the end of transmissions on our old frequency.

At 8.30am, Terry Lee (hosting an extended 5 hour relaunch show) signalled the end of 96.9FM with a 'funeral song', which was provided by the Sex Pistols 'God Save The Queen'. As the song faded James Bensley and Station Manager Tom Buckham pulled the plug on our old transmitter, and the sounds of Primal Scream 'Moving on Up' officially launched Future Radio 107.8FM.

Future Radio is backing the bid and so should you!

www.norwichcityofculture.co.uk - sign up here!

And click on 'Norwich Should Win' on this poll.

Show your support any way you can, the judges make their decision very soon.

And stay tuned to Future Radio - keeping you up to date with the latest City of Culture 2013 bid news.

Dawn Jackson, who set up Future Projects, formerly called the NR5 Project, in April 2000, has been made an MBE for services to young people in Norwich.

The organisation, which includes Norwich community radio station Future Radio, originally provided two volunteer youth workers on the streets of Earlham after reports of antisocial behaviour hit the headlines.

The charity now employs 47 people and has 5,000 registered users. It has also helped children receive life-changing full time education.

Console Wars, winners of our Next Big Thing competition last year have just launched a new single 'White Horse', which was recorded at Leeder's Farm as part of their winners prize.

John Peel's Shed is a new 5 part series for Future Radio presented by Radio Head author John Osborne.

In 2002 John Osborne won a competition on John Peel's Radio 1 show. His prize was a box of 150 records from John Peel's own collection. This series of shows features the best tracks from those records and starts on Sunday 2^nd May at 9pm, and will air every Sunday throughout the month. Podcasts of all the shows will also be available at the Future Radio website. 

Prime Minister Gordon Brown has confirmed that the UK general election will be held on 6 May. This means that the Norwich North and Norwich South constituencies have decisions to make on who they want to represent them in the House of Commons.

Future Radio wants to help. All the candidates will be invited in to tell the Future Radio listeners their policies, and explain why they should receive your vote.

Here is the list of all the candidates in Norwich North and South. You can also click on the candidates' names to hear a podcast of their interview.