Bedford Radio

15/09/2025

Want to party like the noughties never happened? FM Night has got you covered, from 9 tonight.

14/09/2025

Sun 14th Sep - "Bells Are Ringing!" - Big Band & Jazz from the '40s & '50s through to the present day - On Bedford DAB, On-Line, or "Listen Again" once the programme has been broadcast - whichever suits you best!

14/09/2025

13/09/2025

Join me at 6pm for Tonight's show, The Featured artist will be Kelly Clarkson, Something Soppy will be provided by Beverley Craven, and I'll play you songs that were Number 1 on this day from, Abba, Soft Cell, The Communards & Sean Kingston..

11/09/2025

Join Suzanne on Drivetime this afternoon for 2 hours of fabulous tunes, info on local events, and of course, all the usual chat and some random fun facts!

Listen Live via App, DAB or Online
Or Listen Again via the website.

08/09/2025

Who says you can't go dancing on a Monday? Clear a space in the living room - it's the John Kell Vs Satan Indie Disco special tonight, for two hour! Tune in from 9pm.

07/09/2025

Sun 7th Sep Big Band & Jazz from the '40s & '50s through to the present day - On Bedford DAB, On-Line, or indeed "Listen Again" once the programme has been broadcast - whichever suits you best!

07/09/2025

We've had an amazing weekend at the Bedford Running Festival tune in from 4pm to hear our coverage of the event with interviews with the winners, and the organisers.

07/09/2025

Sunny Sunday here at the for the Half Marathon, 20 miles race, great charities and stalls, and great entertainment!

07/09/2025

On Sunday 7 September at 3pm, the UK government will test the Emergency Alerts system.

The test will be sent to all compatible 4G and 5G mobile phones and tablets across the UK. You will hear a loud siren-like sound, vibration, and a message will appear on the screen confirming that this is a test. The sound and vibration will last for about 10 seconds. You will not need to take any further action.

Depending on your phone’s features, the alert will work with screen magnification and may read the message out for you having also overridden volume settings. The unique noise emitted by the phone should also be audible for those who use a hearing aid.

The Emergency Alerts system is an important tool for reaching the public in emergency situations. However, if you need to turn off these alerts (including the test), visit gov.uk/alerts/opting-out for step-by-step instructions.

Emergency Alerts will warn you via your mobile or tablet if there's a life-threatening emergency nearby. Only the government and the emergency services are able to send them.

You’ll be able to check that an alert is genuine at gov.uk/alerts. Emergency Alerts will be just one of the ways the government communicates with the public about emergency situations. So if you don’t have a mobile phone, don’t worry – you’ll still be made aware through the media and local emergency services.