Real Radio (Scotland)

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Real Radio (Scotland)
Broadcast area	Central Scotland
Frequency	100.3 MHz (Glasgow) 101.1 MHz (Edinburgh)
First air date	January 2002
Format	Contemporary and Chat
Audience share	20.4% (September 2007, [1])
Owner	GMG Radio
Website	www.realradio.co.uk

Real Radio Scotland is an independent local radio station within the Real Radio brand.

Lately Real Radio Scotland was made the UK's Commercial Radio Station of the Year 2007

Latest RAJAR figures show that the station has 771,000 adult listeners; average hours of 12.4 and a percentage reach of 29% and is the most listened to commercial radio station in Scotland.

The station gives its name to a corner at the Scottish racing circuit, Knockhill.

The station also gives its name on a railway bridge near Bargeddie, Lanarkshire passing over the A8 road. The bridge as a result has unofficially been named as the "Real Radio Bridge."

External links

• Official website
• Real Radio @ GMG Radio's website

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