UK's largest commercial radio company. Includes investor and brand information, corporate news and press office.

The One Network is GCap Media's mainstream commercial radio network. Comprising of 42 stations across the UK, The One Network prides itself on one to one connections on a national scale. Broadcasting to more than 7 million listeners every week who are upbeat, vibrant, and have a love of life in their local area. The success of the network is built upon delivering localness to listeners on a daily basis at the same time as offering high profile DJs, unrivalled content, celebrity guests and the best contemporary music. The One Network consists of: 2-Ten FM, Beacon Radio (Shropshire), Beacon Radio (Wolverhampton), BRMB, Capital 95.8, Champion/Coast, Chiltern Radio (Bedford), Chiltern Radio (Dunstable), Essex FM, Gemini FM (Exeter), Gemini FM (Torquay), GWR Bath, GWR Bristol, GWR Wiltshire, Hereward FM, Horizon Radio, Invicta FM, 2CR, Lantern FM, Leicester Sound, Marcher Sound, Mercia, Mercury FM, Northants 96, Orchard FM, Plymouth Sound, Power FM, Fox FM, Q103, Ram FM, Radio Broadland, Red Dragon FM, Severn Sound, SGR FM (Colchester), SGR FM (Ipswich), South Hams Radio, Southern FM, Ten-17, Trent FM, Wirral's Buzz and Wyvern FM.

The GCap Building, Leicester Square The home of 95.8 Capital FM, GOLD , XFM London, Classic FM, Planet Rock , Choice FM

'Official Radio Caroline Web-Site'Keep right up to date with all the Radio Caroline News
by clicking the logo above'.

The Anoraks Home Page
(need we say more).
At long last, the Anorak's Home Page is being completely re-written to take advantage of emerging web technologies and to make use of the huge amount of knowledge that now exists about free radio of all sorts on the web.
This site will be built with the assistance of the enthusiasts it is designed to serve
and will have dynamic content.

A site that is updated every month is ‘The Pirate Hall Of Fame’.
This site has the most comprehensive list of radio stars, photos and offshore radio recordings.
The site is run by a friend of this web site (Jon Myer) and has been set up to honour the stars, the broadcaster’s from the sixties off-shore radio stations. Worth checking out is the very comprehensive DJ DIRECTORY.

Britain's first offshore radio station, Radio Caroline, began broadcasting at Easter 1964 from a
ship anchored just outside UK territorial waters. She was followed by a host of other radio stations based on boats and marine structures dotted around the coast.
These “pirates” rapidly won an enormous and enthusiastic audience.
There are other web-sites which tell the stories of the various offshore stations but The Pirate Radio Hall Of Fame has been set up to honour the stars, the broadcasters, from that golden era of music radio.
This site is a tribute to the people who endured a daily battle with the elements to provide a soundtrack to the swinging sixties.

The Web-Master (Jon) is always looking for audio clips and photographs to keep adding with its aim of achieving a recording & photograph of every offshore radio personality from the 60’s. If you can help please email them at Hofame@offshoreradio.co.uk

Welcome to Live Radio on the Internet, into it's 8th year!
On this site, you will find links to thousands of radio stations worldwide, all of which, with the correct (free!) software, you will be able to hear via your computer - GREAT if you're living away
from home and want to listen to news from your country, or even your hometown radio station!

With more websites worldwide linking to it than to the BBC, Live Radio on the Internet, which has been online since 1997, is the UK's most visited live radio site, and also the largest directory
available of working links to radio stations broadcasting live on the Internet. It differs from other sites of this type, as it concentrates on live audio, and instead of simply adding station after station in an attempt to have the largest number, Live Radio on the Internet is actually maintained,
and as well as adding links (which are not added unless they work!), those which no l
onger work are removed (within 4 weeks so as to allow the station(s) time to restore their audio). Many other sites of this type come to this site for their links, and this site which is used by the stations themselves, including the BBC World Service and the BBC Monitoring Service.

Site maintained by Brian Buckley

www.kennyeverett.co.uk

A tribute to the brilliant Zany DJ who was born Maurice Cole in 1944 and sadly died in 1995.
Hear Kenny’s Jingles, Promos and Radio Shows from his many radio stations he worked for Offshore Radio London, the BBC’s National Radios 1&2 And soon to be added recordings from his time at Capital Radio in London.

Check out the extracts from The World’s Worst Radio Show as voted for and
broadcast on Capital Radio.

Ideal for all DJ’s – contains all those crazy factoids for your programme.

Mike Smith's radio section is an aladdin's cave of all things radio
including the history of UK radio, engineering information and even how to build a
receiver. DAB, DTT, TRF.
Mike has features as diverse as Masts in Malta, Crystal sets and a profile on Sony award
winning DJ Les Ross MBE.
Click the logo above to enter!

Welcome to Sean Brady's Web-Site with links covering Radio Caroline (1980's - present day) The UK Off-Shore Radio Scene from the 1980's, and the Irish Radio Scene.
Facts about Multiple Sclerosis and links to related MS Sites. Find out more about MS which cannot be cured but can be minimised with proper management.
Also on Sean's Web-Site you'll find cool links to Country Sites, and the excellant Wireless Room