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On 1 September 2020, it began to broadcast on 96.3 FM, replacing Radio Aire and the Leeds medium wave transmitter was later switched off. [4] Ridings FM and Pulse 2 were closed and replaced with Greatest Hits Radio West Yorkshire on the same day, meaning the station was also made available on 106.8 FM and Pulse 2's DAB and Medium Wave frequencies.
Hits Radio West Yorkshire, formerly Pulse 1, is an Independent Local Radio station based in Leeds, England, owned and operated by Bauer Media Audio UK as part of the Hits Radio network. It broadcasts to West Yorkshire. As of September 2024, the station has a weekly audience of 170,000 listeners according to RAJAR. [1]
The FM frequency would become Greatest Hits Radio. [24] On the same day, Bauer also announced that three of the four FM frequencies held by Kiss in Cambridge (105.6), Ipswich and Colchester (106.4) and Peterborough (107.7), would switch to carrying Greatest Hits Radio and join the GHR East network. The 106.1 frequency in Norwich would continue ...
The following radio stations broadcast on FM frequency 106.4 MHz: [citation needed] China ... DevonAir Radio in Exmouth; Greatest Hits Radio Ipswich and Suffolk [1]
The adjacent mast, known as Morley, is the former home of the station's FM transmissions. It continues to broadcast Greatest Hits Radio West Yorkshire on 96.3 MHz and the Leeds DAB multiplex. The medium wave frequency of 828 kHz continued to carry Greatest Hits Radio until it ceased broadcasting on Friday 30 April 2021.
Hits Radio, a Contemporary hit radio network of 25 radio stations, available on local FM and DAB, with a national DAB station. Until April 2024, most stations operated as their heritage radio brands, such as Radio City or Free Radio , with a mix of local and networked programming, but from April 2024 only the Scottish stations such as Clyde 1 ...
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In spring 1986, the frequency was changed to 96.9 FM, with BBC Radio Humberside, which had occupied this frequency, moving to 95.9 FM. Viking was the first commercial radio station in the UK to introduce split programming, doing so to broadcast rugby league commentary on Sunday afternoons without interrupting The Network Chart Show .