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*[[Daryl Denham]] (weekday mornings, Saturday mornings/lunchtime)
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*[[Dave Dixon]] aka Dixie (weekday breakfast)
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Real Radio Yorkshire
Broadcast areaSouth & West Yorkshire
Frequency107.6 MHz, 106.2 MHz,
107.7 MHz
DAB: 12A (MXR Yorkshire)
Programming
FormatHot AC
Ownership
OwnerGMG Radio
History
First air date
25 March 2002
Links
Websitehttp://www.realradioyorkshire.co.uk

Real Radio Yorkshire is an independent local radio station that broadcasts across South and West Yorkshire, England. It is the third regional radio station within the Real Radio brand, the first being in South Wales.

The station plays music from the 1970s to the present, predominantly ballads, love songs and middle of the road rock and pop. While ostensibly aimed at all ages, the average age of the listener is over 25.[citation needed]

The station transmits from Emley Moor on 106.2 MHz FM, which covers the majority of South Yorkshire and West Yorkshire, including Leeds, York, Doncaster, Huddersfield and Rotherham. It also broadcasts from Idle on 107.6 MHz FM to Bradford and Halifax, and on 107.7 MHz FM from Tapton Hill to Sheffield.

Real Radio's managing director is Steve South.

Programming

Local presenters broadcast from Real Radio Yorkshire's main studios are based in Tingley, in the City of Leeds, West Yorkshire. The majority of networked output is broadcast from 105.4 Real Radio based in Manchester. The Vodafone Big Top 40 is a networked chart show and is produced by Global Radio at their Capital studios in Leicester Square, London. On Air with Ryan Seacrest is a syndicated production produced at KIIS-FM in Los Angeles.[1]

Real News team

Real Radio Yorkshire has their own dedicated team of broadcast journalists,[2] however weekday evening and weekend news bulletins are networked from sister station Real Radio in Manchester.

Broadcast Journalists

Presenters

Former presenters

References

  1. ^ Ryan Seacrest joins Real Radio Radio Today, July 2011
  2. ^ Real News team Real Radio Yorkshire
  3. ^ Steve Jordan joins Yorkshire Coast Radio Radio Today, 12 September 2011