BBC Radio Merseyside, Radio station based in Liverpool
BBC Radio Merseyside is a radio station in Liverpool and surrounding areas that broadcasts local news, music, and sports coverage. The station uses multiple transmission methods, including FM radio at 95.8 MHz, digital radio, and online streaming through BBC Sounds.
The station began in November 1967 as part of a BBC pilot project to create local radio stations focused on community stories. It moved to Paradise Street in 1981 and again to Hanover Street in 2006, where it has remained since.
BBC Radio Merseyside takes its name from the region it serves and reflects Liverpool's identity. The station is deeply connected to local sports traditions, especially football, and creates a sense of belonging through its coverage and community involvement.
You can reach BBC Radio Merseyside on FM 95.8, digital radio, or online through BBC Sounds, depending on which option you prefer. All transmission methods offer access to local news, sports events, and entertainment throughout the day.
The station holds exclusive broadcast rights from Anfield, Liverpool's famous football stadium, and provides live commentary for matches that is not available online. This special connection to local sports clubs makes it an essential part of the fan experience in Merseyside.
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