Real Radio (Wales)
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| Broadcast area | South Wales and Severn Estuary |
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| First air date | October 2000 |
| Frequency | 105.2 MHz Carmarthenshire; 105.4 MHz Cardiff; 105.7 MHz Pembrokeshire; 105.9 MHz Newport; 106.0 MHz Swansea/Carmarthen; 106.2 MHz Fishguard; 105.9 MHz Aberdare; 106.1MHz Ebbw Vale; 105.2 MHz Abergavenny |
| Format | Contemporary |
| Owner | GMG Radio |
Real Radio South Wales is an independent local radio that broadcasts on FM across South Wales. It is also available on DAB via the MXR Severn Estuary multiplex and on Sky Digital channel 0146.
It was the first radio station within the GMG Radio's Real Radio brand. The station was launched in October 2000 with an introduction from Tom Jones, followed by John Myers introducing the song A Star is Born. The format is very similar to the Century Network, which Myers had established in the mid-1990s.
[edit] External links
National newspapers: The Guardian | The Observer
International newspapers: The Guardian Weekly
Local Newspapers: Manchester Evening News| Manchester Metro News | Oldham Advertiser | Reading Evening Post | Surrey Advertiser
Century Network - 100-102 Century FM | 105.4 Century FM
Real Radio - Real Radio (Yorkshire) | Real Radio (Scotland) | Real Radio (South Wales)
Smooth Network - 102.2 Smooth Radio | 100.4 Smooth Radio | 105.2 Smooth Radio | 105.7 Smooth Radio | 106.6 Smooth Radio | 97.5 Smooth Radio (North East)
Other Stations - jazzfm.com | Q96 | 96.3 Rock Radio
Television: Channel M
Online: Guardian Unlimited
Other: Trader Media Group
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