News
100-102 Real Radio broadcasts news bulletins from 0600 to 1830 weekdays. We also run news headlines at 06:30, 07:30, 08:30, 16:30, 17:30 and 18:30. These bulletins contain a mix of local, national and world stories, along with sport and entertainment news. At the weekend, bulletinsare broadcast every hour between 0700 and 1400. Outside of these times, bulletins arefrom the Sky news centre and broadcast from 1900 until 0500 Monday to Friday and from 1500 to 0600 at weekends.
Programming
Programme Controller -Jon Kirby
Programme Schedule:
Local Programming:
Local Programming:
Local programming can be heard weekdays from 6-10am and 4-7pm and at the weekend from 8am-12midday.
Network programming is broadcast at all other times from our sister station Real Radio North West with the exception of:
The Big Top 40 which is shared across the commercial radio network and broadcast from London.
Ryan Seacrest who is based in America but Real Radio’s version of his programme is produced in the North West.
Ofcom Guidelines
If you have a complaint to make about Real Radio, in the first instance you should contact the programme controller at the address below. If you are unhappy with the response you receive, you can complain directly to the regulator, Ofcom. Their website has full details about how to do this....
In addition, all local radio stations have written 'Formats' that they must follow at all times. You can read Real Radio's by clicking on
Real Radio Format at the OFCOM website.
Contact Information
If you wish to contact the station you can do so by any of the methods listed on our contact page.
View Station Contact Details
REGISTERED ADDRESS:
PO Box 68164.
Kings Place,
90 York Way,
London
N1P 2AP
REGISTERED NUMBER: 2802028
Complaints
Should you wish to complain about the station or anything related to its output please contact either the Managing or Programme Director with the details of your complaint. Your complaint will be acknowledged and a resolution will be sorted within 10 days. You can make a further complaint if a resolution is not reached to OFCOM and/or the ASA (where applicable)
OFCOM (Office of Communications) is the independent regulator and competition authority for the UK communications industries, with responsibilities across television, radio, telecommunications and wireless communications services. Information for consumers and information regarding this station is available on their website www.ofcom.org.uk
If listeners wish to report any Pirate Radio interference to Ofcom this can now also be done directly by accessing: http://ask.ofcom.org.uk/help/radio/pirates