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Real Radio (Wales)
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Real Radio Wales is an independent local radio that broadcasts on FM from Morganstown, Cardiff across South and West Wales. It is also available on DAB via the MXR Severn Estuary multiplex and on Sky Digital channel 0146.
In 2008 GMG was awarded the last UK analogue licence covering North and Mid Wales. It intends extend the Real Radio format across all of Wales by the end of 2009 basing its mid and north Wales operations in Wrexham.
Radio was the first radio station within the GMG Radio's Real Radio brand.

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Real Radio Wales is an independent local radio that broadcasts on FM from Morganstown, Cardiff across South and West Wales. It is also available on DAB via the MXR Severn Estuary multiplex and on Sky Digital channel 0146.
In 2008 GMG was awarded the last UK analogue licence covering North and Mid Wales. It intends extend the Real Radio format across all of Wales by the end of 2009 basing its mid and north Wales operations in Wrexham.
History
Real Radio was the first radio station within the GMG Radio's Real Radio brand. The station was launched in October 2000 with an introduction from Tom Jones, followed by John Myers introducing the song A Star is Born. The format is very similar to the Century Network, which Myers had established in the mid-1990s.
Programming
Real Radio is a music and speech station, playing classic and modern tunes for South Wales. Real air songs for adults, as well as supporting a little selection of new tunes. They play songs from the 60s to the present, but mostly concentrate on older hits, which class it in the Adult Contemporary Format.
The station also carries news bulletins every hour (including half-hour headlines at breakfast and drivetime) from Cardiff and the Guardian Media Group's Manchester news Hub (after 8pm on weeknights and 4pm at weekends).
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