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2017 Agreed Rates for ILR Commercials Between & 2017 Agreed Rates for ILR Commercials between & Agreed ILR Rates – Global & Equity 1 Station Fee 102.5 Radio Pembrokeshire £24.40 2 BR £24.40 3FM £20.00 Ashbourne Radio £20.00 Able Radio £41.70 Absolute Classic Rock £34.00 Absolute Radio 00s £24.40 Absolute Radio 60s £24.40 Absolute Radio 70s £24.40 Absolute 80's (Digital) £66.15 Absolute Radio 90s £66.15 Absolute Radio 105.2 FM (West Midlands) £34.00 Absolute Radio London (FM) £66.15 Absolute Radio UK (AM) £665.00 Absolute Radio (Any macro) £283.00 All Capital (regional) £288.00 All FM (Manchester) £20.00 Amber Sound £20.00 App Pre-Roll £41.00 Apple FM £20.00 Argyll FM £20.00 Asian Sound Radio £20.00 Asian Star £24.40 Aston FM £20.00 Awaaz Radio (High Wycombe) £20.00 Awaz FM £20.00 Awesome Radio £41.70 Banbury Sound £20.00 Basildon Hospital Radio £20.00 Bay FM £20.00 BCFM £20.00 Biggles FM £20.00 Bob FM £24.40 Bolton FM £20.00 Bridge FM £24.40 Bro Radio £20.00 Bute FM £20.00 Caithness FM £20.00 Calon FM £20.00 Cambridge 105 £20.00 Capital Anglesey and Gwynedd £24.40 Capital FM Birmingham £34.00 Capital FM Derby £24.40 Capital FM Liverpool £24.40 Capital FM London £85.00 Capital FM Manchester £34.00 Capital FM North East £34.00 Capital FM Scotland £34.00 Agreed ILR Rates – Global & Equity 2 Station Fee Capital FM South Coast £24.40 Capital FM South Wales £24.40 Capital FM Yorkshire £66.15 Capital North Wales Coast £24.40 Capital Xtra (Digital) £41.70 Capital Xtra (London) £66.15 Carrickfergus FM £20.00 Celtic Music Radio £20.00 Central FM £24.40 CFM £24.40 Channel 103 £24.40 Chris Country £24.40 City Talk 105.9 £24.40 Classic FM (London Macro) £283.00 Classic FM (Midlands Macro) £283.00 Classic FM (National) £740.00 Classic FM (Northern Ireland Macro) £283.00 Classic FM (Northern macro) £283.00 Classic FM (Scotland macro) £283.00 Classic FM (Southern Macro) £283.00 Clyde 1 £34.00 Clyde 2 £34.00 Clyde 3 £24.40 Colourful Radio £41.70 Compass FM £24.40 Connect FM (Peterborough) £24.40 Cool FM £34.00 Corby Radio £20.00 Cuillin FM (Isle of Skye) £20.00 Dawn £20.00 DAX £41.00 Dearne FM £24.40 Dee 106.3 £24.40 Demo Only £24.40 Diverse FM £20.00 Downtown Country £20 Downtown Radio £24.40 Dragon Radio £24.40 Dream 100 (Colchester) £24.40 East Coast FM (East Lothian) £20.00 Eava FM £20.00 Eagle Oldies £24.40 Eagle3 £24.40 Encore Radio £50.00 Energy FM £20.00 Erewash Sound £20.00 Express FM £20.00 Faza £20.00 Agreed ILR Rates – Global & Equity 3 Station Fee Fire 107.6 FM £24.40 Forest FM £20.00 Forth 1 £24.40 Forth 2 £24.40 Forth 3 £20.00 Fosse Way £24.40 Free Radio 80's (Birmingham) £34.00 Free Radio (Birmingham) £34.00 Free Radio (Coventry & Warwickshire) £24.40 Free Radio (Herefordshire/Worcestershire) £24.40 Free Radio (Wolverhampton/Black Country) £24.40 Fresh FM £24.40 Fun Kids £41.70 Future Radio £20.00 Garrison FM (Aldershot) £20.00 Garrison FM (Catterick) £20.00 Garrison FM (Colchester) £20.00 Garrison FM (Edinburgh) £20.00 Garrison FM (Salisbury Plain) £20.00 Gateway 97.8 £20.00 Gaydio FM £20.00 Gaydio DAB £41.70 GEM 106 £34.00 Glastonbury FM £20.00 GloucesterFM.com £24.40 Golden Radio £24.40 Gold (London) £63.65 Gold (Manchester) £34.00 Gold (Nottingham & Derby) £24.40 Government Leisure Centre Radio £26.60 Gravity FM £20.00 GTFM £20.00 GYFM £20.00 Hallam 2 £24.40 Hallam 3 £24.40 Hallam FM £24.40 Heart Bedfordshire £24.40 Heart Bedford & Luton £24.40 Heart Berkshire £24.40 Heart Bristol & Bath £24.40 Heart Cambridge £24.40 Heart Cornwall £24.40 Heart Crawley £24.40 Heart Dorset £24.40 Heart Essex £34.00 Heart Essex (Colchester) £24.40 Heart Exeter and Torbay £24.40 Heart Gloucestershire £24.40 Agreed ILR Rates – Global & Equity 4 Station Fee Heart Hampshire £24.40 Heart Harlow £24.40 Heart Hertfordshire (Watford) £24.40 Heart Kent £34.00 Heart London £85.00 Heart Milton Keynes £24.40 Heart Norfolk £24.40 Heart North Devon £24.40 Heart North East £34.00 Heart North Wales £24.40 Heart North West £34.00 Heart Northamptonshire £24.40 Heart Oxfordshire £24.40 Heart Peterborough £24.40 Heart Plymouth £24.40 Heart Scotland £34.00 Heart Somerset £24.40 Heart South Hams £20.00 Heart South Wales £34.00 Heart Suffolk £24.40 Heart Sussex £34.00 Heart West Midlands £41.70 Heart Wiltshire £24.40 Heart Yorkshire £34.00 Heartland FM £24.40 Heat £66.15 HFM £20.00 High Peak Radio £20.00 Hope FM £20.00 Hot Radio £20.00 Huntingdon Community Radio £20.00 IBC Tamil £41.70 Imagine FM £24.40 In2beats (Bedford) £20.00 Inspiration FM £20.00 Island FM £24.40 Isle of Wight Radio £24.40 Isles FM £20.00 IUR FM (Newry) £20.00 Jack FM Surrey £24.40 Jack 2 Surrey £24.40 Jack FM 2 (Oxford) £24.40 Jack FM Berkshire (Reading) £20.00 Jack FM (Oxford) £24.40 Jazz FM (DAB) £34.00 Juice 107.2 (Brighton) £24.40 KCFM £24.40 Kemet £20.00 Agreed ILR Rates – Global & Equity 5 Station Fee Kent Business Radio £20.00 Kerrang! (DAB) £41.70 Key 103 £34.00 Key 2 £34.00 Key 3 £24.40 Kingdom FM £24.40 Kismat Radio £66.15 Kiss Fresh DAB £41.70 Kiss 100 (London) £85.00 Kiss 101 (Severn Estuary) £34.00 Kiss 105-108 (East of England) £34.00 KISStory DAB £41.70 KLFM £24.40 KMFM (East) £34.00 KMFM (West) £34.00 Kohinoor Radio £20.00 Lakeland FM £20.00 LBC Digital £41.70 LBC News (1152) £66.15 LBC (London) £66.15 Leith FM £20.00 Like Radio £24.40 Life (Digital) £41.70 Lincs FM £34.00 Lite FM £24.40 Lochbroom FM £20.00 London Greek Radio £24.40 Lyca Radio 1458AM £24.40 Magic 105.4 (London) £85.00 Magic Chilled £24.40 Magic (Digital) £41.70 Mansfield 103 FM £24.40 Manx Radio £24.40 Marlow FM £20.00 Mellow Magic £66.15 Metro 2 £34.00 Metro 3 £20.00 Metro Radio £34.00 MFR £24.40 MFR 2 £24.40 MFR 3 £20.00 Minster FM £24.40 Mi-Soul £24.40 Mix 96 £24.40 MKFM £20.00 Mon FM £20.00 Moorlands Radio £20.00 More Radio (Burgess Hill / Haywards Heath) £24.40 Agreed ILR Rates – Global & Equity 6 Station Fee More Radio (Eastbourne / Hailsham) £24.40 More Radio (Hastings) £20.00 More Radio (Worthing / Littlehampton) £24.40 Nation Hits £24.40 Nation Radio £30.50 NECR £24.40 Nevis Radio £20.00 New Style £20.00 NJoy Radio £24.40 Non Broadcast Audio £24.40 North Highland Radio £20.00 North Manchester FM £20.00 North Norfolk Radio £20.00 Northsound 1 £24.40 Northsound 2 £24.40 North Yorkshire Oldies £24.40 Oban FM £20.00 Oldies Sussex £24.40 Oldham Community Radio £20.00 Original 106 (Aberdeen) £24.40 Oxygen Radio £20.00 Panjab Radio £24.40 Park Radio £20.00 Peace FM £20.00 Peak FM £24.40 Peterborough FM £20.00 Pirate FM £24.40 Pirate 2 £24.40 Pirate Oldies £24.40 Planet Rock (Digital) £66.15 Polish Radio London £41.70 Premier Christian Radio £66.15 Premier Gospel £41.70 Premier Praise £66.15 Pulse 1 £24.40 Pulse 2 £24.40 Pulse (Cheddar Valley) £20.00 Pure 107.8 £20.00 Q Radio Greater Belfast (96.7 & 102.5) £24.40 Q Radio Mid Antrim (Ballymena) (107) £24.40 Q Radio Mid Ulster (Cookstown) *(106) £20.00 Q Radio North Coast (Coleraine) (97.2) £24.40 Q Radio North West (Londonderry) (102.9) £24.40 Q Radio South East (Newry) (100.5) £20.00 Q Radio Tyrone & Fermamagh (101.2) £24.40 Quay 102.4 (Somerset) £20.00 Quay 107.4 (Portsmouth) £24.40 Agreed ILR Rates – Global & Equity 7 Station Fee Quay FM (Alderney) £20.00 Radio Aire £24.40 Radio Aire 2 £24.40 Radio Aire 3 £20.00 Radio Borders £24.40 Radio Cardiff £20.00 Radio Carmarthenshire £24.40 Radio Caroline North £20.00 Radio Ceredigion £20.00 Radio City 2 £34.00 Radio City 3 £24.40 Radio City 96.7 £34.00 Radio Enham £20.00 Radio Essex £24.40 Radio Exe £24.40 Radio Hampshire £20.00 Radio Hartlepool £20.00 Radio Jackie £20.00 Radio Newark £20.00 Radio Norwich £20.00 Radio Pembrokeshire £24.40 Radio Peterborough £20.00 Radio Plymouth £24.40 Radio Ramadhan Edinburgh £20.00 Radio Ramadhan Glasgow £20.00 Radio Yorkshire £24.40 Radio Verulam £20.00 Radio Wave £24.40 Radio X (Digital) £41.70 Radio X (London) £66.15 Radio X (Manchester) £24.40 Radio XL £24.40 Revolution £20.00 Ridings FM £24.40 RNA FM £20.00 Rock FM 2 £24.40 Rock FM 3 £20.00 Rock FM (Preston) £24.40 Rocket FM £20.00 Rother FM £24.40 Rugby FM £20.00 Rutland Radio £24.40 Sabras Sound £24.40 Salford City Radio £20.00 Sam FM (Bristol) £24.40 Sam FM (Southampton) £34.00 Sam FM (Swindon) £24.40 Sheffield Live £20.00 Agreed ILR Rates – Global & Equity 8 Station Fee SIBC £20.00 Signal 1 £30.50 Signal 107 (Kidderminster) £24.40 Signal 107 (Shrewsbury & Oswestry) £24.40 Signal 107 (Telford) £24.40 Signal 107 (Wolverhampton) £24.40 Signal 2 £24.40 Silk FM £24.40 Smooth Digital £41.70 Smooth Extra (Digital) £41.70 Smooth Radio (East Midlands) £34.00 Smooth Radio (Glasgow) £34.00 Smooth Radio (London) £66.15 Smooth Radio (Northeast) £34.00 Smooth Radio (Northwest) £66.15 Smooth Radio (West Midlands) £34.00 Smooth (Bedford) £24.40 Smooth (Bournemouth) £24.40 Smooth (Bristol and Bath) £24.40 Smooth (Cheltenham & Gloucester) £24.40 Smooth (Devon) £20.00 Smooth (Essex) £24.40 Smooth (Hampshire) £24.40 Smooth (Kent) £20.00 Smooth (Luton & Bedford) £24.40 Smooth (Norfolk) £24.40 Smooth (Northants) £24.40 Smooth (Peterborough) £24.40 Smooth (Plymouth) £24.40 Smooth (Reading) £24.40 Smooth (South Wales) £20.00 Smooth (Suffolk) £24.40 Smooth (Sussex) £20.00 Smooth (Swindon) £24.40 Smooth (Wrexham & Chester) £24.40 Somer Valley FM £20.00 Sout Al Khaleej £20.00 Spectrum Radio £24.40 Spire FM £24.40 Spirit FM £24.40 Spirit & Soul Radio £20.00 Spotify £240 Star FM (Bristol) £24.40 Star FM (Cambridge) £24.40 Star FM (Fenland) £24.40 Star Radio (Darlington) £24.40 Star Radio (Durham) £20.00 Star Radio (Northallerton) £20.00 Agreed ILR Rates – Global & Equity 9 Station Fee Stray FM £24.40 Suffolk First £24.40 Sun FM £24.40 Sunny Govan Radio £20.00 Sunrise FM (Bradford) £20.00
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