BBC Radio Leeds
“The sound of West Yorkshire and all the music you love”
How to listen to BBC Radio Leeds
About BBC Radio Leeds
BBC Radio Leeds is the BBC's local radio station for Leeds. It broadcasts on 92.4 FM, 95.3 FM, 102.7 FM and 103.9 FM from 5 FM transmitters, and on DAB in 2 local areas.
Its strongest transmitter is Holme Moss (92.4 FM, 5.6 kW), serving West Yorkshire.
Of the towns in our guide, it should have a good signal in Barnsley, Huddersfield, Leeds, Manchester, Sheffield, Stockport and 11 other towns and fringe reception in Bolton, Warrington, York and 19 other towns.
RAJAR's Q2 2026 survey puts BBC Radio Leeds's weekly audience at 162,000 listeners, a 4.4% share of radio listening in its area.
BBC Radio Leeds frequencies
The strongest transmitters are listed below. BBC Radio Leeds has 5 FM/AM transmitters in total – see every frequency by area.
| Area | Frequency | Transmitter | Power |
|---|---|---|---|
| West Yorkshire | 92.4 FM | Holme Moss | 5.6 kW |
| West Yorkshire | 102.7 FM | Keighley | 500 W |
| Leeds | 103.9 FM | Beecroft Hill | 100 W |
| Calderdale | 95.3 FM | Luddenden | 66 W |
| West Yorkshire | 95.3 FM | Wharfedale | 40 W |
DAB digital radio
| Multiplex | Block | Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| Bradfrd&Huddersf | 11B | Bradford and Huddersfield |
| Leeds | 12D | Leeds |
Source: Ofcom technical parameters, 15 September 2026.