Although there are still some smaller radio stations out there attempting to fend for themselves,…read morethe majority are now part of much bigger groups. Radio Aire is no different. As part of the Bauer empire, Radio Aire has been known well throughout Leeds for many years now. Gone are the EMAP hey days and now it's at a cross roads attempting to recover a major strangle hold in the market. You'll find a good selection of new and chart based music and a decent array of presenters. Indeed, they do have the once of Radio 1 fame, JK and Joel on their flagship breakfast show, so personalities certainly aren't lacking on air. Through in loads of competitions, good news coverage and some sport too and it's another healthy option for the Leeds radio market. It's more rocky than Galaxy and more contemporary than Real so if that's your bag, you are in the right place. You can also check out their website for more news and information although I do struggle with image downloads from time to time, which is a minor black mark.

I used to work in a cafe making baguettes and would have to start at silly o'clock in the morning…read more Radio Aire was a blessing and a nightmare all in one. The annoyingly happy early birds would tweet on about trivial rubbish and cause me to glare over at the cheap system they were blaring from imagining if I would lose my job if it were to accidentally fall off the shelf. However, grumpy b*tch aside, their selection of 90's pop classics often had me grinning and dancing around the kitchen whilst grating cheese (how apt). Not everyone is as grumpy as me, and as far as commercial radio stations go they definitely do the job. The morning presenters are JK and Joel who were previously hosts of a show on Radio 1 and are quite knowledgeable when it comes to commercial music of the last 20 years. I just can't stand stations that repeat the same track about 100 times a day, which Radio Aire is unfortunately guilty of.

We all a good soundtrack for when we're going about our daily business. Be it at the gym getting…read morethe glad rags and war paint on or attempting to pass away those tiresome final hours at work. Luckily, the radio market in Leeds isn't too bad at. First up, Real Radio. It's had a somewhat rebirth in the last year or so (as has the commercial radio market in general) and now aims to appeal to a younger market than before, whilst not alienating the existing older listeners. It's emphasis has shifted from speech focussed output to the songs and you'll get a wide selection of stuff on there. The charts are well covered and they attempt to break newer music perhaps sooner than they did before. The jocks aren't bad either with Dixie at breakfast a good listen right through to Daryl Denham in the afternoon. For competitions too they push the boat out and for news you won't miss a thing. They manage to keep it local whilst bringing you all the major breaking stories too, meaning you've got a good blend of music, information and entertainment. So as they'll tell you it's music to sing along to. Maybe not all of it is, but it's definitely worth a check out on the dials.

I didn't go to unversity in Leeds, but LSRfm - the student radio station of both Leeds and Leeds…read moreMet Uni - makes me wish I did. It's professional, the schedule is filled to the brim with talented presenters and heart-warming shows. So much so that I'd choose to listen to LSRfm than say, Radio One. Certainly when Scott Mills is on, that is for sure. Last year, my favourite show was Adam, Kyle and Rob's Best Friends Radio Show. But, as is par for the course with student radio, they're not around this year. Instead, 'The Mix' with Harry Benson (Fridays, 6-7pm) is well worth a listen. A regular at the Kill the Rhythm clubnights at trendy hip-toting place for night time adventures A Nation of Shopkeepers, his tune selection should be rather something. Get involved. Steer clear of Galaxy, you know it makes sense.

I'm a little biased towards LSR as two of my good friends had their own dance anthem show and…read moreprovided some very funny entertainment in the evenings. Fully run by students, you don't know what to expect. There's always humour filled shows to brighten up the day and plenty of student opinion to chunter on about.

Not everyone who works in the BBC walks away with Jonathan Ross sized wage packets or gets the…read morecredit for providing the license fee payer with much more than a chat show here and there. The BBC really still is a fore runner in trying to give us back some value for money and in terms of local BBC radio, Radio Leeds is up there with the best of them. Situated in one of the North's hubs of BBC land, they are proud purveyors of local information and comprehensive coverage. Whether it's news or sport, you'll usually get a good smattering of it across the board. With many commercial stations cutting back on their speech content and locally sourced programmes, you'll get live football coverage, rugby league and even gardening tips should you so need them. The news and travel is also spot on and at regular intervals so you'll mostly be at least on a par with the latest going ons if you give them a listen. The music isn't to everyone's taste and if you listen to the radio just for that it's probably not your first dial stop, but for information that really is local you'll be hard pushed to better it.

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A community radio station with young people at it heart. Broadcasting to South Rotherham on 102.4…read moreFM and online to the world via the website. It has a variety of quality shows for all tastes, you seriously cannot go wrong listening to Redroad - Music is Life!!!

From the owner: Community Radio on FM for South Rotherham. Advertising…read moreavailable for £25 per week.

96.2FM Revolution Radio is all about breakfast DJ Steve Penk. In 2008 Penk bought the station and…read morehis illustrious history of DJing at stations such as Key 103 and Capital FM, coupled with the fact that he actually owns the place, means that he really is the figurehead of thestation. His breakfast show starts at 6am every day is really lots of fun. For example, Steve has just become an ordained minister. What more do you need to know? Think Chris Moyles or Scott Mills but local to Manchester and a bit more down to earth. He's a good guy. Music-wise The Revolution's playlist is a bit more grown up, but when I'm fed up of listening to Tinchy Styder or whatever his name is on Radio 1, The Revolution is often where I head.

Excellent radio station with over 30 presenters playing all music genres, from classical- musicals…read more Classic rock to Heavy metal. Country. Some guests live in the studio, not just local bands/solo artists, but major artists too. Chat. Open 24 hours. Fully interactive by text, messenger ( if you know them personally.) What's app. Although no phone calls. Some comedy also by some. Some local news and travel and weather updates. I've listened to them since day 1 in 2018

From the owner: Radio Northwich. Live DJ presented shows, dedicated to listeners across Cheshire and the North West…read moreof England. Broadcasting 24 hours a day, every day. Playing all the best music from all genres and decades.