Nevis Radio Public File
All local commercial radio stations in the UK have an obligation with regard to its programmes, music and local content. These requirements are set out in the station "Format", the guiding document issued by Ofcom, the UK media regulator and watchdog.
The "Public File" lists the details of exactly what Ofcom regulates, and is designed to give you an understanding of what we are doing for our community, and how we go about our daily business.
The Public File is can be obtained in print format, upon request, from the station. Should you have cause to comment or question, these may be directed to Nevis Radio or directly to Ofcom. More information about the Public File obligation can be found at the Ofcom Website.
Station Format
Formats are considered regulatory documents, and are issued to Ofcom licence holders, which outline exactly what is required of each radio station's programming. The format for Nevis Radio 96.6 is available on the Ofcom website.
Contact Details
Nevis Radio can be contacted through a variety of means as detailed on our Email Us Page.
Operational Information
Transmission
Nevis Radio transmits on 102.4, 102.3, 96.6 and 97 MHz.
Automation
Nevis Radio transmits 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. At least 10 hours a day during daytime weekdays, including breakfast, and at least 4 hours a day on Saturdays and Sundays are locally made programming. Some computer automated programming occurs when locally made programming is not on-air.
Local Production
While Nevis Radio does broadcast from its base in Fort William during most hours of programming, occasionally on-site live events are broadcast within the regional area, depending upon the event.
Programme Schedule
The Nevis Radio programme schedule is available on our What's On Page.
Local Information and Support
Local news bulletins are broadcast regularly, although not necessarily every hour, during daytime (particularly breakfast). At other times UK-wide, national and international news may feature.
Music
Nevis Radio prides itself on the broad range of music and wide appeal to a diverse listener base. More details about the music our presenters favour is available on our Presenters Page and What's On Page.
Ofcom
Ofcom, also known as the Office of Communications, are the independent regulator and competition authority for the UK communication industry with responsibilities across television, radio, telecommunications and wireless communications services. Ofcom can be contacted via their website or on 020 7981 3040.