I offered to upload a list of all of the community radio stations that currently operate under the governemnts pilot scheme.

It is importantto note that some are specifically orientated towards particular communities however if you consider you have something to offer within their remit outline then I suggest you ocntact them and take it form here. Some of course are music only stations ( sad sods)

I can consider some submissions form outside of The Forest of Dean in addition to the ghost/ horror/ mystery stories currenlty requested.

However I hope this helps you all good luck, oh yes if you have a station near you then get involved broadacsting is fun and really not that difficult ( but don't let on I said so)

david


RADIO AWAZ, within Glasgow
This project will serve the Asian population in central Glasgow, broadcasting in Urdu, Punjabi and English;

GLYN TAFF TENANTS' AND RESIDENTS' ASSOCIATION (GTFM) AND THE UNIVERSITY OF GLAMORGAN (FUSION), Pontypridd
A joint proposal for a community radio service for the residents of Pontypridd. Daytime output will come from GTFM, local schools and colleges, and evening programmes from University students;

NORTHERN VISIONS RADIO, within Belfast
A mainly speech-based community access service within Belfast. Training and other support will be offered to participants;

SHINE FM, Banbridge, Co. Down
A Christian-based community service and training project run by an inter-denominational Christian charity;

BRADFORD COMMUNITY BROADCASTING, Bradford inner-city
This project aims to give a voice to disadvantaged communities, help promote social inclusion and cultural understanding, as well as giving broadcasting opportunities for local people;

MANCHESTER COMMUNITY RADIO GROUP,
1. Wythenshawe, 2. Ardwick, Longsight and Levenshulme
Wythenshaw FM and ALL FM will operate as two separate stations focussed on the needs and abilities of their respective neighbourhoods. However, they will share resources, such as support staff, training and funds provided by development agency Radio Regen;

COMMUNITY RADIO TRAINING, within central Birmingham
This service will distinctively reflect the cultural needs, values and aspirations of the Afro-Caribbean and broader community. Training will be an important part of the project;

TAKEOVER RADIO, within Leicester
A children's radio station incorporating contributions from and by children aged 8 to 14;

THE KARIMIA INSTITUTE AND THE ASIAN WOMEN'S PROJECT, within Nottingham
A joint proposal aimed at the Asian population within Nottingham. The service will aim to complement community development initiatives and encourage social inclusion, and broadcast in Asian languages as well as English;

CROSS RHYTHMS, Stoke on Trent
A Christian radio station for Stoke-on-Trent and Newcastle-under-Lyme, to reflect the interests and needs of the local Christian community;

FOREST OF DEAN COMMUNITY RADIO,
Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire
A proposal to serve the distinctive rural district of Forest of Dean, linking activity, training and production in various different locations. An open access policy will operate at all levels;

ANGEL RADIO, Havant, Hampshire
Angel Community Radio will provide entertainment, stimulation and information of specific relevance to persons aged 60 and above. Involvement in programme making by the target audience is encouraged and training workshops will be held regularly;

SOUND VISION TRUST (SVT), Hackney, London E5
SVT is situated in the middle of the Nightingale Estate in Clapton, Hackney, an area undergoing a massive regeneration. The group proposes to channel the talent in the area into contributing to an effective and beneficial multicultural community radio service;

LONDON MUSICIANS' COLLECTIVE,
South Bank and Bankside, SE London
This proposal is for an art radio station, the content and style of which will be radical and wide-ranging and include the realisation of new artwork. The emphasis throughout will be on the artistic content of the broadcast;

THE PANJABI CENTRE, Southall, London
A radio service for the Panjabi community, embracing the Panjabi culture, language and the celebration of religious festivals. Radio training is also proposed.


Angel Radio
E-mail Address(es):
angelradio@37.com

Asian Womens Project
E-mail Address(es):
roger_awp@hotmail.com

Birmingham Community Radio
E-mail Address(es):
c_r_t@lineone.net

Bradford Community
E-mail Address(es):
mary@bcb.yorks.com

Cross Rhythms
E-mail Address(es):
steve.perry@crossrhythms.com

GTFM Pontypridd
E-mail Address(es):
awjones@tesco.net

London Musicians
E-mail Address(es):
ed@lmcltd.demon.co.uk

Northern Visions
E-mail Address(es):
info@northernvisions.org

Punjab FM
E-mail Address(es):
amarjit@panjabfm.demon.co.uk

Radio Awaz FM
E-mail Address(es):
jav25@bigfoot.com

Radio Regen
E-mail Address(es):
info@radioregen.org

Shine FM
E-mail Address(es):
rosemary@chinauleyp4.freeserve.co.uk

SVT
E-mail Address(es):
lol@svt.org.uk

Takeover Radio
E-mail Address(es):
solo@takeoverradio.com