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FM Transmitters by Region Frequency Finder ( UK FM Radio Transmitters by Region Frequency Finder London and South East England Maps show local radio coverage; numbers appear in the top right of the relevant entry below 6 17 3 22 15c 15e 15f 12 8a 15d 2 11c 15a 4 15g 11b 15b 6 11a 19a 8b 19d 19c 13 19b 1 7 10 14 16 18 20 23 STATIONS SERVING THE WHOLE REGION Area R1 R2 R3 R4 Clas Site kW Grid London & South East England 98.8* 89.1 91.3 93.5 100.9 Wrotham 250.000 (*=125) TQ 595 604 BBC RADIO 1 New Music, Contemporary BBC Dartford Tunnel, Kent-Essex 98.8* 89.1 91.3 93.5 100.9 Dartford Tunnel ? TQ 571 769 BBC RADIO 2 Adult, Oldies, Mixed Music BBC London area 98.5 88.8 91.0 93.2 100.6* Crystal Palace 4 (*=2) TQ 339 712 Purley & Coulsdon, London 98.0 88.4 90.6 92.8 Kenley 0.025 TQ 329 592 BBC RADIO 3 Classical BBC Caterham, Surrey 99.3 89.7 91.9 94.1 Caterham 0.015 TQ 343 557 Leatherhead area, Surrey 99.3 89.7 91.9 94.1 Mickleham 0.025 TQ 163 538 BBC RADIO 4 Talk, News, Entertainment BBC West Surrey & NE Hampshire 97.7 88.1 90.3 92.5 Guildford 4 SU 975 486 CLASSIC FM Light Classical Global High Wycombe 99.6 90.0 92.2 94.4 High Wycombe 0.05 SU 856 942 East Kent 99.5 90.0 92.4 94.4 Swingate 11 TR 334 429 East Kent 101.8 Dover 4.2 TR 274 397 Folkestone area 98.3 88.4 90.6 93.1 Folkestone 0.1 TR 229 381 Hastings 97.7 89.6 91.8 94.2 Hastings 0.5 TQ 807 100 Bexhill 99.2 88.2 92.2 94.6 Bexhill 0.012 TQ 744 080 Newhaven & Seaford, Sussex 99.3 89.7 91.9 94.1 Newhaven 0.1 TQ 435 006 Brighton and Worthing area 99.7 90.1 92.3 94.5 101.9 Brighton (Whitehawk H) 0.6 TQ 330 045 Central Southern England 98.2 88.5 90.7 92.9 100.3 Rowridge 250 SZ 447 865 ACADEMY FM (FOLKESTONE) Mixed Format Community BBC RADIO SUSSEX Mixed Format BBC 1 000 000 SE5 ◼ Folkestone, Kent 105.9 Folkestone 0.025 TR 218 373 Newhaven & Seaford 95.0 Newhaven 0.1 TQ 435 006 ACADEMY FM (THANET) Mixed Format Community Horsham 95.1 Horsham 0.032 TQ 176 308 Brighton and Worthing area 95.3 Brighton 1.0 TQ 330 045 Thanet, Kent 107.8 Royal Harbour Academy 0.050 TR 363 667 East Sussex 104.5 Heathfield 10 TQ 566 220 AHBS COMMUNITY RADIO Mixed Format, Health Community West Sussex 104.8 Burton Down 2 SU 965 131 Ashford, Kent 107.1 William Harvey Hos 0.025 TR 041 421 THE BEAT LONDON Rhythmic Contemp. Community B RADIO (NE HANTS) Contemporary Community Stonebridge & Harlesden 103.6m Harlesden 0.025 TQ 219 834 NE Hampshire and NW Surrey 106.5 Farnborough College 0.1 SU 872 548 BFBS (ALDERSHOT) Contemp/Adult- Army Community BBC RADIO KENT Mixed Format BBC 1 520 000 SE2 ◼ Aldershot, Mytchett, Pirbright 102.5 Aldershot 0.02 SU 864 512 North and West Kent 96.7 Wrotham 8.7 TQ 595 604 BFBS GURKHA RADIO Nepali Community Dartford Tunnel, Kent-Essex 96.7 Dartford Tunnel ? TQ 571 769 Folkestone, Kent 105.4 Shorncliffe MoD Tower Thea 0.025 TR 196 358 Folkestone area 97.6 Folkestone 0.1 TR 229 381 East Kent 104.2 Swingate 10 TR 334 429 RADIO BRANDS Motor Racing Institution: Sports Club BBC RADIO LONDON Mixed Format BBC 7 440 000 SE3 ◼ Brands Hatch Circuit, Kent 87.7 Brands Hatch Circuit 50mW London area 94.9 Crystal Palace 4 TQ 339 712 BRFM Mixed Format Community Dartford Tunnel, Kent-Essex 94.9 Dartford Tunnel ? TQ 571 769 Isle of Sheppey, Kent 95.6 Minster 0.025 TQ 968 733 BBC RADIO SURREY Mixed Format BBC 1 200 000 SE4 ◼ BURGESS HILL COMMUNITY R Mixed Format Community North Sussex & East Surrey 104.0 Reigate 4 TQ 256 521 Burgess Hill, Sussex 103.8 Tower House, Burgess Hill 0.026 TQ 318 188 W Surrey & NE Hampshire 104.6 Guildford 4 SU 975 486 UK FM Transmitters by Region Frequency Finder (www.frequencyfinder.org.uk) RADIO CABIN Mixed Format Community MORE RADIO Adult, Oldies MSH 790 000 SE19 ◼ Herne Bay, Kent 94.6 Herne Bay 0.025 TR 179 675 Burgess Hill, Haywards Heath a 106.4 Haywards Heath 0.39 TQ 338 229 CANTERBURY STUDENT RADIO New Music Community (Student) Lewes area, Sussex a 106.8 Lewes County Hall 0.1 TQ 408 099 Eastbourne area b 107.5 Butts Brow, Hailsham 0.1 TQ 580 015 Canterbury 97.4 Eliot College 0.025 TR 141 596 Worthing c 107.7 Guildborne House 0.1 TQ 149 025 CAPITAL SOUTH COAST Contemporary Global Radio 210 000 SE13 ◼ Hastings area d 107.8 Hastings 0.1 TQ 807 100 Brighton area 107.2 Whitehawk Hill 0.2 TQ 330 045 NOMAD RADIO Somali Community Community Community CAPITAL LONDON Contemporary Global Radio 9 650 000 SE6 ◼ Hammersmith & Fulham, London 92.2 Hammersmith Nomad Stud 0.2 TQ 231 799 London area 95.8 Croydon 4.0 TQ 332 696 NUSOUND RADIO Asian Community Dartford Tunnel, Kent-Essex 95.8 Dartford Tunnel ? TQ 571 769 Newham, E London 92.0 Forest Gate 0.025 TQ 411 851 CAPITAL XTRA Contemp Rap and R&B Global 4 5800 000 SE7 ◼ 1BTN Dance Music Community South and Central London 96.9 Crystal Palace 0.03 TQ 339 712 Central and East Brighton 101.4 Brighton Racecourse 0.025 TQ 330 051 North London 107.1 Alexandra Palace 0.128 TQ 297 901 PLATFORM B New Music Community CROYDON FM Rhythmic Music Community Brighton 105.5 Sussex Heights Tower 0.050 TQ 306 042 Croydon and South London 97.8 REPREZENT FM Rhythmic New Music Community FLEX FM Rhythmic New Music Community South London 107.3 Lewisham 0.018 TQ 352 738 South West London 101.4 Wandsworth 0.105 TQ 241 736 RESONANCE Arts, Experimental Community FOREST GOLD RADIO Mixed Music Institution: Hospital Central London 104.4 Guys Hospital T 0.05 TQ 329 800 Epping 99.3 St Margaret’s Hospital RADIO REVERB Mixed Format Community GAYDIO LGBTQ+ Community Central and East Brighton 97.2 Brighton Racecourse 0.07 TQ 330 050 Brighton 97.8 Brighton Race Course 0.05 TQ 330 050 REVIVE RADIO Muslim Community Community GREATEST HITS R (London) Oldies Bauer 9 650 000 SE1 ◼ Newham, E London 94.0 Forest Gate Mosque 0.1 TQ 405 850 London area 105.8 Crystal Palace 4 TQ 339 712 Dartford Tunnel, Kent-Essex 105.8 Dartford Tunnel ? TQ 571 769 RINSE FM Rhythmic New Music Community GREATEST HITS RADIO (South) Oldies Bauer 830 000 SE8 ◼ South Central London 106.8 Perengrine House 0.032 TQ 318 829 West Surrey & NE Hampshire a 96.4 Guildford 3.0 SU 975 486 SCOUT RADIO Mixed Format Institution Chichester and Bognor Regis b 96.6 The Trundle 0.2 SU 873 112 Chingford, NE London 99.6 Gilwell Park Littlehampton and Arundel b 102.3 Hammerpot 0.48 TQ 072 055 SEAHAVEN FM Mixed Format Community North West Sussex b 106.6 Midhurst 0.4 SU 912 250 Eastbourne area 95.6 Butts Brow, Hailsham 0.026 TQ 580 015 HAILSHAM FM Mixed Format Community Newhaven & Seaford area 96.3 Newhaven MCA 0.2 TQ 446 001 Hailsham, East Sussex 95.9 Hailsham 0.075 TQ 591 094 SFM Mixed Format Community HAYES FM Mixed Format Community Sittingbourne, Kent 106.9 Sittingbourne 0.1 TQ 911 636 Hayes area, West London, 91.8 St Anselms Church 0.025 TQ 098 796 SHEPPEY FM Mixed Format Community HEART LONDON Pop Hits: 90s to present Global Radio 9 650 000 SE10 ◼ Isle of Sheppey, Kent 92.2 Sheerness 0.04 TQ 921 750 London area 106.2 Croydon 4.0 TQ 332 696 SHORELINE RADIO Mixed Format Community Dartford Tunnel, Kent-Essex 106.2 Dartford Tunnel ? TQ 571 769 Romney Marsh, Kent 100.2 Ivychurch 0.077 TR 028 277 HEART SOUTH Pop Hits: 90s to present Global Radio 2 880 000 SE11 ◼ SMOOTH RADIO Easy Listening, Oldies Global Radio 9 650 000 SE20 ◼ Thanet, Kent c 95.9 Thanet 0.27 TR 366 678 London area 102.2 Croydon 2.0 TQ 332 696 Ashford area, Kent c 96.1 Wye 0.225 TR 066 472 Newhaven & Seaford, Sussex a 96.9 Newhaven 0.1 TQ 435 006 SUSY RADIO Mixed Format Community Dover and Folkestone area c 97.0 Dover 0.5 TR 274 397 Reigate and Redhill, Surrey 103.4 The Cattery, Reigate 0.05 TQ 258 521 Horsham b 97.5 Horsham 0.03 TQ 176 308 TIME 107.5 FM Adult, Soul Lyca Media 480 000 SE22 ◼ Hastings a 102.0 Hastings 0.2 TQ 807 100 East Sussex a 102.4 Heathfield 8.2 TQ 566 220 Romford, Barking, Dagenham 107.5 Mercury House 0.406 TQ 514 889 North Sussex & East Surrey b 102.7 Reigate 3.8 TQ 256 521 UCKFIELD FM Mixed Format Community Canterbury area c 102.8 Dunkirk 1.0 TR 078 590 Uckfield, East Sussex 105.0 Uckfield 0.3 TQ 484 208 West Kent c 103.1 Bluebell Hill 4.0 TQ 757 613 WESTSIDE COMMUNITY R Rhythmic Music Community Brighton and Worthing area a 103.5 Whitehawk Hill 0.9 TQ 330 045 Southall, W London 89.6 Rutherford Tower 0.007 TQ 136 812 HOSPITAL RADIO MEDWAY Mixed Music Institution: Hospital RADIO X Rock Global 9 210 000 SE23 ◼ Gillingham, Kent 87.9 Medway Maritime Hospital 50 mW TQ 769 676 London area 104.9 Crystal Palace 2.9 TQ 339 712 INSANITY New Music, Pop Community Egham , Surrey 103.2 Egham 0.025 SU 998 707 RADIO JACKIE Adult, Oldies Independent 1 150 000 SE12 ◼ SW London & N Surrey 107.8 Tolworth Tower 0.8 TQ 198 659 KANE FM Rhythmic Music Community Guildford , Surrey 103.7 Guildford 0.025 SU 975 486 KISS Rhythmic Contemp.
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