BBC Radio York
“The sound of North Yorkshire and all the music you love”
How to listen to BBC Radio York
About BBC Radio York
BBC Radio York is the BBC's local radio station for York. It broadcasts on 95.5 FM, 103.7 FM and 104.3 FM from 3 FM transmitters, and on DAB in 1 local area.
Its strongest transmitter is Acklam Wold (103.7 FM, 2 kW), serving North Yorkshire.
Of the towns in our guide, it should have a good signal in Darlington, Guiseley, Harrogate, Hartlepool, Middlesbrough, York and 4 other towns and fringe reception in Leeds, Newcastle upon Tyne, Sunderland and 9 other towns.
RAJAR's Q2 2026 survey puts BBC Radio York's weekly audience at 61,000 listeners, a 5.1% share of radio listening in its area.
BBC Radio York frequencies
The strongest transmitters are listed below. BBC Radio York has 3 FM/AM transmitters in total – see every frequency by area.
| Area | Frequency | Transmitter | Power |
|---|---|---|---|
| North Yorkshire | 103.7 FM | Acklam Wold | 2 kW |
| North Yorkshire | 104.3 FM | Woolmoor | 500 W |
| Scarborough | 95.5 FM | Olivers Mount | 250 W |
DAB digital radio
| Multiplex | Block | Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| North Yorkshire | 10C | North Yorkshire |
Source: Ofcom technical parameters, 15 September 2026.