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Tower FM
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| Tower FM | |
| Broadcast area | Bolton & Bury |
|---|---|
| First air date | March 20, 1999 |
| Frequency | 107.4 MHz |
| Format | Contemporary |
| Owner | UTV Radio |
Tower FM is an Independent Local Radio station which broadcasts across the towns of Bolton and Bury and parts of North Manchester in the UK from an old mill in Bolton.
Originally an RSL (restricted service licence) radio station, the team behind the project won the full time licence and the station began broadcasting on March 20th 1999.
Since that time the station has changed ownership twice and is currently owned by UTV Radio.
In early 2007, the station's owners approached UK media regulator OFCOM to ask permission to move the station's base from Bolton to the Haydock or Newton Le Willows area of Merseyside as part of a plan to house it in a single building with two other stations from the UTV Radio group: Wish FM (Wigan) and Wire FM (Warrington). Average Audience was reported at 12,000 in late 2006
Radio: UTV Radio
UK National - talkSPORT
Northern Ireland local FM - U105
Great Britain local FM - Imagine FM • Peak FM • Proud FM • The Pulse of West Yorkshire • Signal 1 • 107.4 Tower FM • Radio Wave 96.5 • 96.4 FM The Wave • Wave 102 • 107.2 Wire FM • Wish FM • 107.7 The Wolf • Juice FM • Talk 107
Great Britain local AM - Pulse Classic Gold • Signal 2 • Swansea Sound • Valleys Radio
Republic of Ireland local FM - Dublin's Q102 • Cork's 96FM • 103FM County Sound • Live 95FM • LMFM
Online: UTV Internet • u.tv
See also: ITV • Havelock House, Belfast • British TV • British TV Channels • ITV Channels
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