Century Digital

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Century Digital
Broadcast area	Birmingham
Slogan	Number One for 80s, 90s and Now
First air date	September 30, 2001
Frequency	DAB, Online
Format	Adult Contemporary
Owner	GMG Radio
Website	www.centurydigital.co.uk

Century Digital is a digital radio station owned by GMG Radio. It broadcasts on DAB Digital Radio in Birmingham).

Century Digital ceased transmission in London on 24th March 2007 and was replaced with sister station Real Radio (Digital)

100-102 Century FM (North East)
105.4 Century FM (North West)

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Category: Radio stations in the United Kingdom

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