New radio stations are like buses, you wait for ages then 2 come at once. So is the case in Sheffield, where
Radio Hallam ruled the roost from the early 1970's, and (at least legally) it seemed that the boom in small-scale local radio was passing Sheffield by.
Things suddenly changed last summer, when
Sheffield Live 93.2 started testing, followed by full broadcasts in the autumn. Now another community radio station has started, this time from northern Sheffield ...
Burngreave Community Radio, aka
BCR, is now testing on
103.1Full programmes are due to start on Saturday 31st May. Broadcasting hours will be 7am to midnight daily.
Signal easily reaches as far as Woodhall Service Station on the M1 southbound, and a very weak signal can be heard in Clowne (although there is splatter from adjacent stations). No RDS noted yet, and no website found.
Labels: Burngreave Community Radio, Community Radio, Sheffield