BBC Radio Leeds - Live

BBC Radio Leeds is the BBC’s local radio station serving the county of West Yorkshire. It launched on 24 June 1968, broadcasting from studios in St Peter’s Square, Leeds. The station provides a mix of local news, talk, music, sports, and community programming, making it a key source of information and entertainment for residents across Leeds, Bradford, Huddersfield, and surrounding areas.

BBC Radio Leeds broadcasts on multiple platforms, including FM (92.4 MHz, 95.3 MHz, 102.7 MHz, 103.9 MHz), DAB (12D), Freeview (711), and online via BBC Sounds, ensuring listeners can tune in at home, on the go, or online. Its programming schedule features weekday local shows from 6:00 am to 2:00 pm, including in-depth news coverage, interviews with local figures, and community stories. Off-peak and evening programming is shared regionally with other BBC local stations and networked BBC services, while overnight hours simulcast BBC Radio 5 Live.

The station is renowned for its local engagement, covering cultural events, live music, festivals, and sporting events across West Yorkshire. Listeners are encouraged to participate in discussions, call-in shows, and competitions, helping BBC Radio Leeds remain connected to the community. Its focus on timely news, traffic, and weather updates makes it an essential companion for commuters and residents alike.

As of May 2025, BBC Radio Leeds has a weekly audience of 189,000 listeners, with an average of 4.3 hours of listening per listener per week, reflecting its strong presence and trust within the West Yorkshire community.