BBC Local Radio

BBC Local Radio

BBC Local Radio est le service de radio locale de la BBC pour l'Angleterre et les Îles Anglo-Normandes, regroupant 40 stations.

La première radio locale, BBC Radio Leicester, a été inaugurée le 8 novembre 1967. Initialement au nombre de huit, ces stations se sont multipliées au fil des années 70.

Sommaire

Station par région

East

East Midlands

Londres

  • BBC London 94.9 - [10]

North East and Cumbria

North West

South

South East

South West

West

Yorkshire

Yorkshire & Lincolnshire

West Midlands

Radio locale de la BBC dans les autres nations du Royaume-Uni

Pour chacune des autres nations du Royaume-Uni (Écosse, Pays de Galles, Irlande du Nord), la BBC propose deux stations de radio régionales :


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Radio BBC Radio 1 · BBC Radio 2 · BBC Radio 3 · BBC Radio 4 · BBC Radio 5 Live · BBC 6 Music · BBC Radio 7 · BBC 1Xtra · BBC 5 Live Sports Extra · BBC Asian Network · BBC World Service · BBC Local Radio
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