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Kirsty Gallacher to host new Saturday afternoon show on Smooth Radio
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Weekend changes at Smooth Radio as Kirsty Gallacher joins
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Amy Childs put on a typically fashionable display on Saturday when she attended a screening of Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway with her three-year-old daughter Polly and her rarely-seen boyfriend Tim.
The TOWIE star, 30, wore a patterned silk dress for the occasion, teaming the thigh-skimming frock with white heels, while little Polly looked lovely in a Burberry dress and Tim cut a dapper figure in jeans and a grey top.
Ferne McCann was also in attendance with her three-year-old daughter Sunday, as was Love Island s Jack Fincham and his little sister Ruby alongside Welsh model Imogen Thomas and her two daughters.
Amy Childs poses with daughter Polly and boyfriend at film screening
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Blue heritage plaque unveiled to honour Choice FM
A blue heritage plaque has been unveiled in honour of Choice FM, the first and only black radio station with a London wide commercial licence.
On March 31st 1990, the station delivered the first historic broadcast on the famous 96.9FM frequency.
To commemorate its history the Nubian Jak Community Trust organised the unveiling with co-founder and photographer Neil Kenlock, former director Dr Yvonne Thompson CBE and Mayor Councillor Philip Normal at 16-18 Trinity Gardens, Brixton South London – the address that the station launched.
During its 23 year tenure, the station helped to champion black music of all genres and break acts from around the world.