UK and Irish Radio Stations broadcasting on the Internet

Academy FM will broadcast from the Marlowe Academy in Ramsgate and serve the communities of Thanet. There will be numerous opportunities for pupils, students and members of the community to take part in the service. Academy FM will promote social gain and broaden listener choice.

This station, based at Westfield Arts College, will broadcast for children and young people, including young people with learning difficulties, and their families.

Athlone Community Radio will operate a Community Radio Station for the benefit of the community of Athlone which aims to entertain, engage and inform its listenership. Its activities and programming will be based on community ownership, access and participation, and will reflect the special interests and needs of this community.

Beyond Radio's target community will be those who live, work or study in Lancaster and Morecambe. The service will broadcast on FM.

BRfm will serve the residents of Brynmawr and the surrounding area of Blaenau Gwent. The service aims to provide an engaging and challenging radio experience, promoting social unity and community well-being.

The Bridge will provide a service focusing on local people and events in the Stourbridge area. The station aims to broadcast local voices and opinions and feature specialist music programmes catering for a wide range of tastes.

Bradley Stoke Radio will broadcast a local community service focused on serving the tastes and interests of people who live and work in Bradley Stoke, and organisations and businesses that operate in Bradley Stoke.

Calon FM's target community is the population of Wrexham and in particular the large number of students in the area.

Cambridge and Anglia Ruskin University Radio (CAM) plans to become the heart of the university community, providing entertaining, educating and engaging radio, but also becoming core to the student experience and academic life for the city of Cambridge. It will provide training and on-air experience as well as broadcasting material that reflects the wide range of interests of the target community.

The station will broadcast to the people who live and work in Cambridge city and the surrounding area.

Camglen Radio will be a local service for Cambuslang, Rutherglen and surrounding areas broadcasting content that reflects the interests, needs, richness and diversity of the communities served.

Candofm will provide a community radio service for Barrow-in-Furness and the surrounding area, aimed at 16-40 year olds.

CHBN will serve the Truro area. There will be a distinct focus on promoting issues of health, wellbeing and lifestyle topics.

Chorley FM aims to provide a service for Chorley's youth aged between 15 and 25, and Chorley's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender community.

Penwith Radio will serve the community of Penzance, Mount's Bay and Penwith in West Cornwall.

Colne Radio will serve communities along the River Colne in north eastern Essex, centred on the town of Wivenhoe, near Colchester.

Cross Rhythms City Radio serves the Christian access/community in the Stoke-on-Trent area. It has broadcast as one of the community radio pilot projects.

Cross Rhythms Plymouth will serve the Christian community of Plymouth.

Dales Radio will provide a community radio service for the towns and villages in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

Dean Radio will be a community radio service for Cinderford in the Forest of Dean.

Drystone Radio will provide the South Craven area with an independent voice which challenges, enriches, informs, stimulates and entertains by targeted broadcasting to the diverse strands of the whole community.

The station features community arts programmes, music programmes and local news and current affairs programmes specifically for the region.

Gaydio is a service for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community in Brighton and Hove.

Gaydio will target and promote the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) communities of central Manchester, creating awareness and challenging homophobia and homophobic practices. Gaydio will provide training opportunities, a platform for expression, and become a focal point and vital source of lively information and entertainment for the LGBT community.

Hailsham FM will be a service for the general population of Hailsham in East Sussex.

The Hillz FM will serve the culturally diverse population within the Hillfields district of Coventry. Output will include material of interest to all ages and will be broadcast in English as well as various minority languages.

Intobeats will bring an urban music-based community radio service to 14-35 year olds in Bedford. The station will aim to offer opportunities to get involved in the station to people from different backgrounds and to offer training in media and life skills.

Insanity will broadcast a service for students and other young people in Egham and the surrounding area. The station will include education-orientated output as well as providing a public forum for important student-related issues with particular focus on the local area. It will also aim to develop the relationship between student and non-student residents.

Radio Scilly will target all of the 2,100 residents of the five inhabited Isles of Scilly, with an 'open door' policy that involves and targets all demographic groups and reflects the distinct culture of the Isles.

Juice will serve the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community in Belfast, Northern Ireland.

KYFM will serve the town of Kirkcaldy and surrounding areas in Fife.

Kane FM will be a radio service to support the local community in Guildford. Its primary focus is 15-39 year old fans of independent (mainly urban) music and it will provide an outlet for showcasing local talented artists and musicians. The station will provide opportunities for individuals in the community to become involved with the station and will serve as a way for local events to be promoted to the wider community.

PEACE FM will provide a cohesive and inclusive voice for the African Caribbean community of Manchester. It will provide opportunities for local people to be employed or volunteer their services as well as offer training. PEACE FM will forge positive links with local and national organisations both in the voluntary and private sector.

Leisure FM's programming will be lively, intelligent and informative with a focus on community motivation, participation and information regarding local entertainment and leisure events. It will offer training in radio production and presentation along with projects for local schools and colleges and encourage partnerships with local organisations offering training in all aspects of drama, music and leisure interests, all of which will entice people to a more energetic, social and rewarding lifestyle.

Limerick City Community Radio is a not-for-profit community radio station for Limerick City and its environs.

Radio Lindum will serve the people of Lincoln with a particular focus on the older population.

Unity FM will provide a community radio service for Pakistani and Muslim communities within the broadcast area in Sheffield.

Mearns FM will serve the people of the Mearns, which is a distinct cultural area of south Aberdeenshire. It will be a socially inclusive station and channel of communication for the region.

Radio as a tool for community development.

Park Radio will serve the rural communities of Diss, Harleston and Eye and surrounding villages located near the border between Norfolk and Suffolk.

Phonic FM will broadcast a range of arts and community-based programming to the residents of Exeter. The station will help promote cultural vibrancy and strengthen community links, as well as offering training opportunities.

Pulse FM will be a youth-led, community-focussed project offering training and volunteering opportunities for local people. It will celebrate the cultural diversity of Barrhead and the surrounding areas of East Renfrewshire, and give a voice to people who are seldom heard in mainstream broadcasting.

This service is targeted at inner London's community of practising artists and those outside the mainstream media. The audience also includes the socially deprived, minority groups and the culturally under-represented.

Insight Radio will provide blind and partially sighted people with news and information in an accessible format, presented in an informative and entertaining manner. Programming is broadcast and produced by and for blind people.

Sheppey FM is a station for adults and young people with physical or mental health disabilities in Sheerness, Isle of Sheppey.

Station House Media Unit (shmu) is a community-managed, needs-led organisation which aims to feature a broad range of programming on schmuFM. It will broadcast to the Middlefield, Printfield, Ferrier/Sandilands and Tillydrone areas of Aberdeen.

Sine FM will provide a platform for creative expression and a distinctive, participatory and accessible community radio service celebrating the diversity of Doncaster's inner town wards.

Sunny Govan Radio aims to be pro-active in encouraging participation from the local diverse community. It will develop learning opportunities, promote equality, creativity, volunteering, and community empowerment, "giving a voice to people who are seldom heard".

Susy Radio aims to promote local community access and involvement in the radio station and its activities. The station will provide access to its training facilities, and encourage social cohesion in the Redhill and Reigate areas.

Switch Radio will provide a community radio service to some of the most deprived locations within north-east Birmingham and northern parts of the Borough of Solihull.

TD1 Radio will provide a community radio service catering for people living and working in Galashiels, Tweedbank, Melrose and Selkirk.

The Flash will serve musicians and the wider community of Waterlooville with a focus on original music from local artists and rock, blues and folk.

The station provides an accessible forum for information, debate and concerns relevant to all aspects of student and community life, ensuring that a wide variety of individuals and groups participate in programming. Campus Radio's weekly programming schedule reflects a 60% speech / 40% music ratio.