Published on Wednesday 12 September 2012 07:00 Morpeth Neighbourhood Inspector Dave Simpson pictured with Koast Radio manager Vicky Oakley and day time presenters, Simon Robertson and Hayden Parker. A COMMUNITY radio station has tuned in to police support to pick up extra kit. Koast Radio, which is based at Longhirst Hall, has received a donation from the Northumbria Police Charities Fund to buy headphones, a portable recorder and pop-up banners. Manager Vicky Oakley said: “We are delighted that Northumbria Police Charities [...]
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