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BBC Radio York - Yorkshire

The Sound of where we live and All The Music You Love

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What frequency is BBC Radio York broadcasting on?

FM: 95.5 FM in Scarborough, 103.7 FM in York, 104.3 FM in Thirsk and Northallerton.
Digital Radio: 10C.

What can I hear on BBC Radio York?

Easy Listening, Adult Contemporary, Classic hits, News, Information

Where is BBC Radio York located?

York, North Yorkshire, UK

How can I contact BBC Radio York?

• YORK + your message to 81333


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Who is BBC Radio York owned by?

BBC Radio York is owned by the BBC, and is funded by the TV License in the UK. It launched on 4th July 1983, but was temporarily on air in May 1982 to cover the visit of Pope John Paul II's to the city of York.

Its studios are located in Bootham, York. It enjoys a weekly audience of just over 3% of adults in the area, according to its RAJAR results in December 2022. An increasing number of people are listening through digital services (including online).