Wirral Radio

Wirral Radio

Wirral Radio Logo
Address Wirral Media Centre, Twickenham Drive, Wirral, CH46 1PF
Operator Wirral Radio
Genre(s) Media Centre
Opened 2014
Website
http://www.wirralradio.co.uk


Wirral Radio is a radio station based in Leasowe in Wirral, which broadcasts to Wirral from a purpose built building containing both the studios and broadcasting equipment. The stations is on air 24 hours a day.

The station first applied for a Restricted Service Licence (RSL) and was given the standard RSL frequency of 87.7 MHz FM in 2003. After this they successfully applied for a full license and were awarded 92.1 MHz FM. In November 2012 they were given a further license to broadcast for another 5 years.

The station was known as 7 Waves 92.1 prior to a full station rebranding in June 2014. The station re-launched on Monday 16 June at 8am, with John, Neil & Bev on the breakfast show. The first song as Wirral Radio was Pink - Get The Party Started

It also broadcasts on DAB digital radio across the North West & North Wales[1] and on line at www.wirralradio.co.uk

In 2014, Wirral Radio released an app, which is free to download for Google Play & iTunes. It allows you to listen to the station, interact with the shows and look on the Twitter feed.

In April 2016, it was announced that DJ Kev Seed will be joining the presenting line-up.

Schedule

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Monday to Friday

Saturday

Sunday

Specialist music shows 7PM - 10PM (Weekdays)

Many cover presenters include:

News

Head of News & Sport

Other Journalists

Local news runs from 6:30am until 6:30pm every weekday and Saturdays 8am until 2pm, all of which is produced in house.

News bulletins are taken hourly, with a special 15 minute long Wirral Tonight bulletin running at both 5:00pm & 6:00pm. News and Sport bulletins run at 6:30am, 7:30am & 8:30am in the morning. Sport only bulletins run at 12:30pm, 4:30pm, 5:30pm & 6:30pm in the afternoon.

Outside of these hours, national IRN news is taken.

There is no networking on Wirral Radio and all programming originates from the studios or from outside broadcast events.

References

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