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UK AM Radio Transmitters by Region Frequency Finder Southern and Eastern England 12e 1a 12h 4 2 12j 12g 12b 6 3 12i 12a 7a 11b 12d 12f 5 12c 9 8 10 11a 13 14 ABSOLUTE RADIO Rock Bauer UK National BBC RADIO 5 LIVE News, Sport, Talk BBC UK National London, Herts, Essex, S Beds 1215 Brookmans Park 63 TL 259 050 South East Kent 693 Folkestone 1 TR 255 389 Brighton and South Sussex 1197 Southwick, Brighton 1.1 TQ 234 051 East Sussex Coast 693 Bexhill MF 1 TQ 724 071 Bournemouth area 1197 Fern Barrow, Bournemouth 0.5 SZ 070 926 Brighton and Worthing area 693 Southwick, Brighton 1 TQ 234 051 Oxfordshire 1197 Oxford 0.25 SP 567 105 Norfolk and Suffolk 693 Postwick 10 TG 303 086 S Hampshire & Isle of Wight 1215 Fareham 1 SU 546 058 London and South East England 909 Brookmans Park 150 TL 259 050 East Norfolk & NE Suffolk 1215 Postwick 1.2 TG 303 086 South Hampshire and Wight 909 Fareham 1 SU 546 058 Northamptonshire 1233 Kings Heath, Northampton 0.5 SP 740 633 Bournemouth 909 Fern Barrow, Bournemouth 0.25 SZ 070 926 South East Suffolk & NE Essex 1233 Manningtree 0.5 TM 123 295 BBC ASIAN NETWORK Asian BBC 1 Lincs, Peterborough, KingsLynn 1242 Boston 2 TF 260 448 Peterborough area a 1449 Gunthorpe 0.15 TF 187 036 South East Kent & S East Sussex 1260 Lydd 1 TR 049 208 BBC R CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mixed Format BBC 650 000 2 BASILDON HOSPITAL R Mixed Music Institution: Hospital Cambridgeshire 1026 Cambridge Chesterton Fen 0.5 TL 477 608 Basildon, Essex 1287 Basildon Hospital 0.001 TQ 700 872 BBC ESSEX Mixed Format BBC 1 530 000 3 BBC RADIO 4 LONG WAVE Talk, News, Sport, Ent. BBC UK National North East Essex 729 Manningtree 0.2 TM 123 295 England and Wales 198 Droitwich 500 SO 929 663 Essex and East Herts 765 Bakers Wood, Chelmsford 0.5 TL 660 034 London 720 Crystal Palace 0.75 TQ 339 712 UK AM Transmitters by Region Frequency Finder (www.frequencyfinder.org.uk) BBC RADIO NORFOLK Mixed Format BBC 765 000 4 TALK SPORT Sport Wireless UK National East Norfolk 855 Postwick 2 TG 303 086 West Kent, N Sussex, E Surrey 1053 Rusthall, Tonbridge 4 TQ 557 401 West Norfolk 873 West Lynn 0.3 TF 612 188 Brighton and South Sussex 1053 Southwick, Brighton 2.2 TQ 234 051 BBC RADIO SOLENT Mixed Format BBC 1 720 000 5 Bournemouth area 1053 Fern Barrow, Bournemouth 1 SZ 070 926 Norfolk and Suffolk 1053 Postwick 18 TG 303 086 South Hampshire & Wight 999 Fareham 1 SU 546 058 London & South East England 1089 Brookmans Park 400 TL 259 050 Bournemouth area 1359 Fern Barrow, Bournemouth 0.85 SZ 070 926 North Sussex and East Surrey 1107 Duxhurst 1 TQ 264 453 BBC THREE COUNTIES RADIO Mixed Format BBC 1 490 000 6 South East Kent & S East Sussex 1107 Lydd 2 TR 049 208 Herts, Beds & Bucks 630 Lewsey Farm, Luton 0.2 TL 043 241 S Hampshire & Isle of Wight 1107 Fareham 1 SU 546 058 Bedford 1161 Kempston, Bedford 0.1 TL 035 464 Lincs, Peterborough, KingsLynn 1107 Boston 1 TF 260 448 BETAR BANGLA Asian (Bengali) Community East Central London 1503 Bow 0.1 TQ 374 834 BFBS GURKHA RADIO Nepali Institution: Military Bases Sandhurst 1134 Gurkha Demo. Company 0.001 SU 832 615 Folkestone 1278 Sir John Moore Barracks 0.001 TR 194 355 Aldershot 1287 Aldershot Garrison 0.001 SU 878 520 Blandford Forum 1287 Blandford Forum 0.001 ST 920 084 Maidstone 1287 Invicta Park Barracks 0.001 TQ 763 689 RADIO BGWS Nepalese Community NE Hampshire & Camberley 1179 Farnborough 0.001 SU 861 573 BLAST 1386 Contemporary Institution: College Reading 1386 Reading College 0.001 SU 737 726 BRILL AM Mixed Format Institution: Village Brill Village, Buckinghamshire 1449 Brill Sports & Social Club 0.001 SP 655 138 RADIO CAROLINE Classic Rock Community Suffolk and North East Essex 648 Orfordness 1.0 TM 448 509 CHICHESTER HOSPITAL R Mixed Music Institution: Hospital Chichester 1431 St Richards Hospital 0.001 SU 867 059 DESI RADIO Asian Community Southall, W London 1602 Glade Lane 0.07 TQ 140 796 GOLD 60s, 70s and 80s Global 8 530 000 7 London area a 1548 Saffron Green 97.5 TQ 216 977 HEMEL HOSPITAL RADIO Mixed Music Institution: Hospital Hemel Hempstead 1350 Hemel Hempstead Gen H 0.001 TL 046 072 HOSPITAL RADIO YARE Mixed Music Institution: Hospital Gt Yarmouth 1350 James Paget H 0.001 TG 524 087 LBC NEWS News Global Radio 8 530 000 8 London area 1152 Saffron Green 23.5 TQ 216 977 LOVE SPORT Sport, Talk Independent 8 430 000 13 London area 558 Crystal Palace 1.0 TQ 339 712 LUTON & DUNSTABLE H R Mixed Music Institution: Hospital Luton & Dunstable 1134 Luton & Dunstable hospitals 0.001 TL 050 228 LYCA DIL SE 1035 Asian Lyca Media 7 440 000 9 London 1035 Crystal Palace 2.5 TQ 339 712 LYCA RADIO 1458 Asian Lyca Media 10 410 000 10 London area 1458 Brookman’s Park 125 TL 259 050 MID DOWNS HOSPITAL R Mixed Music Institution: Hospital Haywards Heath 1350 Princess Royal Hospital 0.001 TQ 341 229 PANJAB RADIO Panjabi, Sikh Independent NE London, SW Essex, SE Herts 1584 Sewardstone 0.5 TQ 379 975 PREMIER RADIO Christian London Christian R 9 420 000 11 NE London, SE Herts,SW Essex a 1305 Chingford 0.25 TQ 378 965 South London & East Surrey a 1305 North Looe 0.5 TQ 229 610 London a 1332 Bow 1.0 TQ 374 834 E London & Thames Estuary a 1413 Dartford Marshes 0.5 TQ 553 769 W London, E Berks & N Surrey a 1413 Heathrow 0.5 TQ 079 773 W Surrey, NE Hants b 1566 Peasmarsh 0.5 SU 984 459 RADIO REDHILL Mixed Music Institution: Hospital Redhill 1431 East Surrey Hospital 0.001 TQ 285 482 RADIO SILVERSTONE Motor Racing Institution: Sports Club Silverstone Circuit, Northants 1602 Silverstone Circuit 0.001 SMOOTH RADIO Easy Listening, Oldies Global Radio 9 900 000 12 East Kent a 603 Littlebourne 0.1 TR 203 590 Beds, NE Herts, SE Cambs b 792 Kempston, Bedford 0.275 TL 035 464 Bournemouth area c 828 Fern Barrow, Bournemouth 0.27 SZ 070 926 W & C Herts, S Beds, E Bucks b 828 Lewsey Farm, Luton 0.2 TL 043 241 East Sussex d 945 Bexhill MF 0.7 TQ 724 071 East Norfolk and NE Suffolk e 1152 Brundall 0.83 TG 305 077 Portsmouth area f 1170 Farlington Marshes 0.12 SU 688 052 South and East Suffolk g 1170 Foxhall Heath 0.28 TM 212 445 West Kent a 1242 Hoo St Werburgh 0.32 TQ 788 730 West Suffolk g 1251 Great Barton 0.76 TL 886 686 Brighton and South Sussex d 1323 Southwick, Brighton 0.5 TQ 234 051 N Cambs, S Lincs, Rutland h 1332 Gunthorpe 0.6 TF 187 036 Central, North & SW Essex i 1359 Bakers Wood, Chelmsford 0.28 TL 660 034 South East Essex i 1431 Rayleigh, Southend 0.35 TQ 830 904 Northamptonshire j 1557 Kings Heath, Northampton 0.76 SP 740 633 Southampton area f 1557 Veals Farm 0.5 SU 397 095 STOKE MANDEVILLE HOSP R Mixed Music Institution: Hospital Aylesbury 1575 Stoke Mandeville Hospital 0.001 SP 829 117 RADIO STORTFORD Mixed Music Institution: Hospital Bishops Stortford 1350 Bishops Stortford Hospital 0.001 TL 498 207 SUNRISE RADIO Asian Independent 9 270 000 14 East and Central London 963 Lea Bridge Road 1.0 TQ 361 866 West and Central London 972 Glade Lane 1.0 TQ 140 796 UK AM Transmitters by Region Frequency Finder (www.frequencyfinder.org.uk) South West England and Wales 12k 17a 19a 21 17b 20a 12l 18 16 15 12m ABSOLUTE RADIO Rock Bauer UK National SMOOTH RADIO (Wales) Easy Listening, Oldies Global Radio 910 000 20 South Wales, Avon, Somerset 1215 Washford 50 ST 058 410 South and Central Gwent a 1305 Christchurch 0.2 ST 353 896 Gloucestershire 1197 Gloucester 0.3 SO 841 230 Cardiff & South Glamorgan a 1359 Hadfield Road 0.2 ST 165 746 BBC RADIO 4 LONG WAVE Talk, News, Sport, Ent. BBC UK National SWANSEA SOUND Oldies Wireless 450 000 21 England and Wales 198 Droitwich 500 SO 929 663 Swansea area 1170 Winsh-Wen 0.58 SS 681 966 West Cornwall 756 Redruth MF 2 SW 709 403 TALK SPORT Sport Wireless UK National Plymouth and East Cornwall 774 Plumer Barracks, Plymouth 1 SX 490 585 Exeter area 1053 Exeter 1 SX 931 881 BBC RADIO 5 LIVE News, Sport, Talk BBC UK National Plymouth area 1053 Plumer Barracks, Plymouth 1 SX 490 585 Devon, Cornwall and Dorset 693 Start Point 50 SX 814 378 West Cornwall 1089 Redruth MF 2 SW 709 403 Exeter area 909 Exeter 1 SX 931 881 South Wales & West England 1089 Washford 80 ST 058 410 West Cornwall 909 Redruth MF 2 SW 709 403 Torbay area 1107 Occombe, Torbay 1 SX 878 630 South Wales and West England 909 Clevedon 50 ST 400 697 UNIVERSITY RADIO BATH Contemporary Institution: University North Dyfed and SW Gwynedd 990 Tywyn 1 SH 581 004 Bath 1449 University of Bath 0.001 ST 770 646 BBC RADIO CORNWALL Mixed Format BBC 460 000 15 West Cornwall 630 Redruth MF 2 SW 709 403 East Cornwall 657 Bodmin 0.5 SX 095 681 BBC RADIO DEVON Mixed Format BBC 1 030 000 16 North Devon 801 Barnstaple 2 SS 519 298 Exeter and East Devon 990 Exeter 1 SX 931 881 BBC R GLOUCESTERSHIRE Mixed Format BBC 450 000 17 East Gloucestershire a 1413 Bourton on Water 0.5 SP 184 234 West Gloucestershire b 1413 Berkeley Heath 0.5 ST 709 993 BBC SOMERSET Mixed Format BBC 420 000 18 Somerset 1566 Taunton 0.63 ST 237 263 BBC RADIO WALES Mixed Format BBC 2 600 000 19 South Wales a 882 Washford 100 ST 058 410 North Dyfed and SW Gwynedd a 882 Tywyn 5 SH 581 004 North Powys a 882 Forden 1 SJ 205 000 Mid Powys a 1125 Llandrindod Wells 1 SO 050 606 BFBS (Blandford) Adult (for Army) Institution: Military Bases Bovington Camp, Dorset 1287 Bovington Camp 0.001 SY 832 891 BFBS GURKHA RADIO Nepali Institution: Military Bases Brecon 1287 Infantry Training C 0.001 SO 045 285 Innsworth, Gloucester 1287 Innsworth 0.001 SO 863 213 RADIO CITY SWANSEA Mixed Music Institution: Hospital Swansea 1386 Singleton Hospital 0.001 SS 615 957 THE HUB Unconfirmed Contemporary Institution: University Bristol 1449 University of Bristol 0.001 ST 620 780 SMOOTH RADIO Easy Listening, Oldies
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