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Asian Radio Station
United Kingdom
Great service. Initially I was reluctant to even associate myself with the station but as I got to know it more, I realised that it was truelly doing a great service to the community. Which media owner himself sits in the studio 6 days/week giving free information to callers for month after month and year after year? Surjit Singh Ghuman does.
All the people talking rubbish against the station should try doing the same.
Is OK but to many of the old men talking all time. Time you can have for music. They just want listen sound off there own voice all time. Music is better
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