Schedule
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Seahaven FM with Afternoon Delight2:00pm - 4:00pm
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David Crozier with Crozier's Creatives7:00pm - 8:00pm
David's guest each week is from the creative sector
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Seahaven FM with The Evening Selection8:00pm - 10:00pm
The greatest hits from the last 8 decades
Top Stories from Sky News
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King visits Golders Green to show solidarity with Jewish communityThe King has visited Golders Green to show his support for the area's Jewish community after the stabbing attack last month.
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Farage bought £1.4m property after receiving £5m crypto gift, Sky News learnsReform UK leader Nigel Farage bought a £1.4 million property in cash shortly after receiving a £5m personal gift from billionaire donor Christopher Harborne, according to property records seen by Sky News.
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China issues warning over British Steel nationalisation planChina has urged Britain to "make decisions prudently" over ‌plans to nationalise British Steel and warned that it would protect Chinese businesses.
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Princess of Wales visits nursery in Italy to learn about innovative teaching methodsThe Princess of Wales has enjoyed a fact-finding mission at a pre-school as part of her first overseas trip since undergoing cancer treatment.
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Starmer's crisis in data - the charts that tell us why the prime minister is facing calls to resignLabour's disastrous recent local election results may end up being the final blow to Sir Keir Starmer's premiership – but his problems didn't start there.
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GDP figures show unexpected growth, as Reeves warns 'now is not the time to put economy at risk'The UK economy unexpectedly grew during first month of the Iran war, new official figures reveal.
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Police identify three women whose bodies were recovered from sea off BrightonPolice believe they have identified three women whose bodies were discovered in the sea near Brighton in the early hours of Wednesday.
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Top Sports News from Sky
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Q&A: Was Celtic penalty 'worst VAR decision in history' or 'clear cut'?It is the decision that has got the footballing world talking. Celtic’s match-winning penalty at Fir Park.
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Southampton could be thrown out of play-offs if found guilty of alleged spyingIt is possible that Southampton could be thrown out of the Championship play-offs and denied the chance of promotion to the Premier League. If an independent commission upholds the charge that they spied on a Middlesbrough training session in the build-up to their play-off semi-final.
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Man Utd ready to open talks with Carrick over becoming permanent bossManchester United are ready to open talks with Michael Carrick about him continuing as head coach beyond the end of the season.
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Sinner breaks Djokovic's record with 32nd straight Masters winWorld No 1 Jannik Sinner has broken Novak Djokovic's record by winning his 32nd straight match at ATP Masters 1000 level, beating Andrey Rublev to advance to the Italian Open semi-finals.
Top Entertainment Stories from Sky
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Drug counsellor who delivered the ketamine to Matthew Perry that killed him is jailedAn addiction counsellor who delivered the ketamine doses to Matthew Perry that killed the Friends star has been sentenced to two years in prison.
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Israel qualifies for Eurovision finalIsrael's entry has qualified for the Eurovision Song Contest final.
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UK's Eurovision act to feature special 'mega synthesiser'The UK's Eurovision entrant says it's been "a lot of work" to get ready for the contest, promising a "mega synthesiser" for the occasion.
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Wordle to launch as TV game showWordle, the popular online word game, is coming to our screens as a game show.
Business News from Sky
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GDP figures show unexpected growth, as Reeves warns 'now is not the time to put economy at risk'
The UK economy unexpectedly grew during first month of the Iran war, new official figures reveal.
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China issues warning over British Steel nationalisation plan
China has urged Britain to "make decisions prudently" over ‌plans to nationalise British Steel and warned that it would protect Chinese businesses.
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The 'hidden' abuse forcing women to turn to loan sharksWomen are being forced to turn to loan sharks due to a "hidden" but devastating form of economic abuse, new research has shown.