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B2stationlist.Txt B2StationList.txt 1 99.8FM 2BR 2 3FM 3 Absolute Classic Rock 4 Absolute Radio 5 Absolute Radio 60s 6 Absolute Radio 70s 7 Absolute 80s 8 Absolute Radio 90s 9 Absolute Radio 00s 10 Amazing Radio 11 Angel Radio (Havant) 12 ANGELxtra 13 Arrow FM 14 Ashbourne Radio 15 Asian Sound Radio 16 Banbury Sound 17 BBC Asian Network 18 BBC Coventry & Warwickshire 19 BBC Essex 20 BBC Hereford & Worcester 21 BBC London 94.9 22 BBC Newcastle 23 BBC Radio 1 24 BBC 1Xtra 25 BBC Radio 2 26 BBC Radio 3 27 BBC Radio 4 (DAB) 28 BBC Radio 4 (LW) 29 BBC Radio 4 Extra 30 BBC 5 live 31 BBC 5 live sports extra 32 BBC 6 Music 33 BBC Radio Berkshire 34 BBC Radio Bristol 35 BBC Radio Cambridgeshire 36 BBC Radio Cornwall 37 BBC Radio Cumbria 38 BBC Radio Cymru 39 BBC Radio Derby 40 BBC Radio Devon 41 BBC Radio Foyle 42 BBC Radio Gloucestershire 43 BBC Radio Guernsey 44 BBC Radio Humberside 45 BBC Radio Jersey 46 BBC Radio Kent 47 BBC Radio Lancashire 48 BBC Radio Leeds 49 BBC Radio Leicester 50 BBC Radio Lincolnshire 51 BBC Radio Manchester 52 BBC Radio Merseyside 53 BBC Radio nan Gàidheal 54 BBC Radio Norfolk 55 BBC Radio Northampton 56 BBC Radio Nottingham 57 BBC Radio Oxford 58 BBC Radio Scotland (Network FM) 59 BBC Radio Scotland (MW) 60 BBC Radio Sheffield 61 BBC Radio Shropshire 62 BBC Radio Solent 63 BBC Radio Stoke 64 BBC Radio Suffolk 65 BBC Radio Ulster 66 BBC Radio Wales 67 BBC Radio York 68 BBC Somerset Page 1 B2StationList.txt 69 BBC Surrey 70 BBC Sussex 71 BBC Tees 72 BBC Three Counties Radio 73 BBC Wiltshire 74 BBC WM 75 BBC World Service 76 BFBS (Brize Norton) 77 BFBS (UK) 78 BOB fm 79 106.3 Bridge FM 80 BRIDGEfm (Dundee) 81 Bright FM 82 BSJ.FM - Best Smooth Jazz 83 Capital (Anglesey & Gwynedd) 84 Capital (Birmingham) 85 Capital (East Midlands) (Derbyshire) 86 Capital (East Midlands) (Leicestershire) 87 Capital (East Midlands) (Nottinghamshire) 88 Capital (London) 89 Capital (Manchester) 90 Capital (North East England) (Teesside) 91 Capital (North East England) (Tyne & Wear) 92 Capital (North West & North Wales) (North Wales Coast) 93 Capital (North West & North Wales) (The Wirral) 94 Capital (North West & North Wales) (Wrexham & Cheshire) 95 Capital (Scotland) (East) 96 Capital (Scotland) (West) 97 Capital (South Coast) 98 Capital (South Wales) 99 Capital (UK) 100 Capital (Yorkshire) (East) 101 Capital (Yorkshire) (South & West) 102 Capital XTRA (London) 103 Capital XTRA (UK) 104 103.1 Central FM 105 CFM 106 Channel 103 107 Chill. 108 City Talk 105.9 109 Classic FM 110 Clyde 1 111 Clyde 2 112 Clyde 3 113 Compass FM 114 Connect FM (Northamptonshire) 115 Connect FM (Peterborough) 116 Cool FM 117 Cuillin FM 118 Dance Attack FM 119 Dearne FM 120 Dee 106.3 121 Dee on DAB 122 Desi Radio 123 Downtown Country 124 Downtown Radio 125 Dream 100 126 Eagle Radio (FM) 127 Eagle Radio (DAB) 128 eagle3 129 Energy FM 130 EWTN 131 Fire Radio 132 Forth 1 133 Forth 2 134 Forth 3 135 Free Radio 80s 136 Free Radio (Birmingham) Page 2 B2StationList.txt 137 Free Radio (Black Country) 138 Free Radio (Coventry & Warwickshire) 139 Free Radio (Herefordshire & Worcestershire) (Herefordshire) 140 Free Radio (Herefordshire & Worcestershire) (Worcestershire) 141 Free Radio (Shropshire) 142 Fun Kids 143 Gaydio (DAB) 144 Gem 106 145 Gold (London) 146 Gold (Manchester) 147 Gold (Nottinghamshire) 148 Hallam FM 149 Hallam 2 (formerly Magic AM) 150 Hallam 3 151 Heart (Cambridgeshire) (Cambridge & Newmarket) 152 Heart (Cambridgeshire) (Greater Peterborough) 153 Heart (Cornwall) 154 Heart (Devon) (Exeter & East Devon) 155 Heart (Devon) (North Devon) 156 Heart (Devon) (Plymouth) 157 Heart (Devon) (South Hams) 158 Heart (Devon) (Torbay) 159 Heart (East Anglia) (Norfolk & North Suffolk) 160 Heart (East Anglia) (Suffolk) 161 Heart (Essex) (Colchester) 162 Heart (Essex) (Harlow) 163 Heart (Essex) (Southend & Chelmsford) 164 Heart (Gloucestershire) 165 Heart (Home Counties) (Bedfordshire) 166 Heart (Home Counties) (Beds, Bucks & Herts) 167 Heart (Home Counties) (Milton Keynes) 168 Heart (Home Counties) (Northamptonshire) 169 Heart (Kent) 170 Heart (London) 171 Heart (North East England) (Teesside) 172 Heart (North East England) (Tyne & Wear) 173 Heart (North Wales) 174 Heart (North West England) 175 Heart (Scotland) (East) 176 Heart (Scotland) (West) 177 Heart (South Coast) (Dorset & The New Forest) 178 Heart (South Coast) (Hampshire & West Sussex) 179 Heart (South Wales) (East) 180 Heart (South Wales) (West) 181 Heart (Sussex & Surrey) (Crawley & Surrey) 182 Heart (Sussex & Surrey) (Sussex) 183 Heart (Thames Valley) (Berkshire & North Hampshire) 184 Heart (Thames Valley) (Oxfordshire) 185 Heart (UK) 186 Heart (Watford & Hemel) 187 Heart (West Country) (Bath) 188 Heart (West Country) (Bristol) 189 Heart (West Country) (Somerset) 190 Heart (West Midlands) 191 Heart (Wiltshire) 192 Heart (Yorkshire) 193 Heartland FM 194 heat radio 195 High Peak Radio 196 IBC Tamil 197 104.9 Imagine FM 198 Insight Radio 199 104.7 Island FM 200 Isle of Wight Radio 201 Isles FM 202 JACK fm (Surrey) 203 106 JACK fm (Oxfordshire) 204 107 JACK fm Berkshire Page 3 B2StationList.txt 205 JACK 2 (Oxfordshire) 206 JACK 2 (Surrey) 207 JAMM Radio 208 Jazz FM 209 Juice 107.2 210 }, 211 107.6 Juice FM 212 99.8 KCFM 213 Kerrang! Radio 214 Key 103 215 Key 2 (formerly Magic 1152) 216 Key 3 217 Kingdom FM 218 Kinnaird Radio 219 KISS 220 KISS Fresh 221 KISSTORY 222 KL.FM 96.7 223 kmfm 224 Lakeland Radio 225 LBC (London) 226 LBC (UK) 227 LBC London News (formerly LBC News 1152) 228 LGR, London Greek Radio 229 Liberty Radio 230 Lincs FM 102.2 231 Lochbroom FM 232 Lyca Dilse 1035 (formerly Radio 1035) 233 Lyca Radio 1458 (formerly Radio 1458) 234 Magic 105.4 235 Mango Vibe 236 Mansfield 103.2 237 Manx Radio (AM) 238 Manx Radio (FM) 239 Metro Radio 240 Metro Radio 2 (formerly Magic 1152) 241 Metro Radio 3 242 MFR 243 MFR 2 244 MFR 3 245 Mi-Soul 246 104.7 Minster FM 247 Mix 96 248 MKFM 249 More Minster 250 Nation Hits! 251 Nation Radio 252 NECR 253 NKWA Radio 254 North Norfolk Radio 255 Northsound 1 256 Northsound 2 257 Norwich 99.9 258 107 Oak FM 259 Oban FM 260 Original 106 261 Palm 105.5 262 Panjab Radio 263 Peak FM 264 Pirate FM 265 Pirate 2 266 Pirate Oldies 267 Planet Rock 268 Premier Christian Radio (London) 269 Premier Christian Radio (UK) 270 Premier Gospel 271 PRL, Polskie Radio Londyn - Polish Radio London Page 4 B2StationList.txt 272 Pulse 1 (formerly The Pulse) 273 Pulse 2 274 Pulse Summer 275 Q (Ballymena) 276 Q (Belfast) (formerly Citybeat 96.7 & 102.5 FM) 277 Q (Coleraine) 278 Q (Londonderry) 279 Q (Mid-Ulster) 280 Q (Newry) 281 Q (Omagh & Enniskillen) 282 Radio Aire 283 Radio Aire 2 (formerly Magic 828) 284 Radio Aire 3 285 Radio Apni Awaz 286 Radio Borders 287 Radio Carmarthenshire and Scarlet FM (Radio Carmarthenshire) 288 Radio Carmarthenshire and Scarlet FM (Scarlet FM) 289 Radio Ceredigion 290 Radio City 291 Radio City 2 (formerly Magic 1548) 292 Radio City 3 293 Radio Essex 294 Radio Exe 295 107.8 Radio Jackie 296 Radio Khushkhabri 297 Radio Nirvana 298 Radio North Angus 299 102.5 Radio Pembrokeshire 300 Radio Plymouth 301 Radio Sputnik (formerly Voice of Russia) 302 96.5 Radio Wave 303 Radio XL 304 Radio Yorkshire 305 Rainbow Radio 306 Real XS (Manchester) 307 Ridings FM 308 Rock FM 309 Rock FM 2 (formerly Magic 999) 310 Rock FM 3 311 RockSport (formerly Eklipse Sports Radio) 312 Rother FM 313 Rugby FM 314 Rutland Radio 315 Sabras Radio 316 106 Sam FM (Bristol) (formerly 106 JACK fm) 317 106 Sam FM (South Coast) (formerly 106 JACK fm) 318 107 Sam FM (Swindon) (formerly 107 JACK fm) 319 Sanskar Radio 320 Severn FM 321 Share Radio 322 SIBC 323 Signal 1 324 1170 Signal 2 325 Signal 107 (Kidderminster) 326 Signal 107 (Shrewsbury & Oswestry) 327 Signal 107 (Telford) 328 Signal 107 (Wolverhampton) 329 Signal Summer 330 Silk 106.9 331 Smile Sussex 332 Smooth Extra 333 Smooth Radio (Berkshire & North Hampshire) 334 Smooth Radio (Bristol & Bath) 335 Smooth Radio (Cambridgeshire) 336 Smooth Radio (East Midlands) 337 Smooth Radio (Essex) 338 Smooth Radio (Gloucestershire) 339 Smooth Radio (Hampshire & West Sussex) Page 5 B2StationList.txt 340 Smooth Radio (Herts, Beds & Bucks) 341 Smooth Radio (Kent) 342 Smooth Radio (London) 343 Smooth Radio (Norfolk & North Suffolk) 344 Smooth Radio (North East England) (Teesside) 345 Smooth Radio (North East England) (Tyne & Wear) 346 Smooth Radio (North Wales & Cheshire) 347 Smooth Radio (North West England) 348 Smooth Radio (Plymouth) 349 Smooth Radio (Scotland) 350 Smooth Radio (South Wales) 351 Smooth Radio (Sussex) 352 Smooth Radio (UK) 353 Smooth Radio (West Midlands) 354 Smooth Radio (Wiltshire) 355 Solar Radio 356 Sonic Stream 357 Sout Al Khaleej 358 Sovereign FM 359 Spectrum Radio (AM) 360 Spectrum Radio (DAB) 361 Spectrum Radio (Sky Digital) 362 Spire FM 363 Spirit FM 364 Splash FM 365 STAR Radio (Cambridge & Ely) (Cambridge) 366 STAR Radio (Cambridge & Ely) (Ely) 367 Star Radio (North East) (Darlington) 368 Star Radio (North East) (Durham) 369 Star Radio (North East) (Northallerton, Thirsk & Richmond) 370 Stray Extra 371 Stray FM (Harrogate) 372 Stray FM (Yorkshire Dales) 373 Sukh Sagar Radio 374 103.4 Sun FM 375 Sunrise Radio (Yorkshire) 376 Sunshine Radio (Herefordshire) 377 Sunshine Radio (Shropshire) 378 1170 Swansea Sound 379 talkSPORT 380 Tay FM 381 Tay 2 382 Tay 3 383 TeamRock Radio (CEASED) 384 TFM 385 TFM 2 (formerly Magic 1170) 386 TFM 3 387 The Arrow 388 The Bay 389 The Beach 390 The Bee (Blackburn) 391 The Bee (Preston) 392 The Breeze (Cheltenham & North Gloucestershire) 393 The Breeze (Somerset & Dorset) (Bridgwater & West Somerset) 394 The
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