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About Panjab Radio

Listen to the internet radio of Panjab Radio live, which was launched in 2000 with the aim of becoming a major player in the United Kingdom's Asian radio listening community. The broadcaster's musical line-up features bhangra and Asian folk music, covering every decade from the 70s to the present, including classics and easy-listening pieces. In addition to musical content, the station also provides airtime for talk programmes, covering news, entertainment, and cultural topics. The native Gurbani and Panjabi languages occur regularly, particularly when heritage, religion, cultural, and traditional topics are discussed or religious sermons are performed. Panjab Radio serves as an authentic bond between the Asian diaspora and its original culture and roots.

Panjab Radio slogan: "Flying the flag for Panjabis worldwide"

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Postal address: Panjab Radio House, Springfield Road, Hayes, London, UB4 0TH

Website: https://www.panjabradio.co.uk
Phone: Studio: +44 208 848 7979
Reception: +44 208 848 8877
WhatsApp: Studio: +44 751 138 4858
E-mail: info[kukac]panjabradio.co.uk

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/panjabradio
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SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-960738924
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/[kukac]panjabradio558

Panjab Radio frequencies

London - 558 AM

DAB: London & the Home Counties: Bradford, North Birmingham, Coventry City, Newcastle, Gateshead
DigitalTV: Sky - Channel 0125

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News about Panjab Radio

Panjab Radio celebrates 21 years on-air

Panjab Radio celebrates 21 years on air today, a truly amazing achievement considering the number of independent radio casualties over time. Founded in 2000 by Surjit Singh Ghuman MBE as an outlet for his passion for radio and his desire to create a cohesive station to engage with the ever-growing British Panjabi population, it initially aired on..More >>

radiotoday.co.uk - 01.09.2021

Game over for Kelvin MacKenzie’s Love Sport radio

Love Sport radio has ceased transmission on the national Sound Digital Ltd multiplex marking the end of the road for the service. The station told listeners it was taking a break back in April due to the coronavirus and has been airing mostly non-stop music ever since. Love Sport, founded by Kelvin MacKenzie, joined SDL a year ago taking over the slot from Panjab Radio but as of 10pm New Year’s Eve it is no more. Kelvin told RadioToday this morning: “Covid killed the radio star. Commercial revenues collapsed in March. The radio business, especially small radio, is taking a terrible hammering.” ...More >>

radiotoday.co.uk - 01.01.2021

RAJAR Q4 2019: London and national brands round-up

Coverage of the general election helped 5 Live, Radio 4 and LBC each add half a million listeners across 2019. 5 Live is up from 4.9m to 5.4m in the Q4/2019 RAJAR listening figures, while Radio 4 has added a similar amount, rising from 10.4m a year ago to 10.9m now. LBC, including new digital station LBC News, posts a record high of 2.7m listeners (up more than half a million year on year), while talkRADIO is up more than 40% from 12 months ago to now have 433,000 listeners a week – another record high for the Wireless station...More >>

radiotoday.co.uk - 06.02.2020

Panjab Radio to cease broadcasting on national DAB

Panjab Radio has taken the decision to stop broadcasting nationally via the Sound Digital DAB multiplex. The station will be removed tonight at midnight, three years after it joined. Panjab Radio’s Managing Director Surjit Singh Ghuman MBE told RadioToday it’s been tough to sustain the national service due to a number of reasons. Surjit points out there are a number of local community stations competing with commercial radio in their field, which have lower overheads so can offer lower advertising rates, and because of the financial climate within the radio industry in whole...More >>

radiotoday.co.uk - 12.12.2019

RAJAR Q1 2019: Regional and local radio facts and figures

Whilst the national news is all about new radio stations and breakfast shows, the main headlines in the regions are about one of Bauer’s latest brands. The first results for Greatest Hits Radio in England show a mainly downward trend following the rebrand from City 2 stations last quarter.More >>

radiotoday.co.uk - 16.05.2019

Frequency swap for Panjab Radio and Love Sport approved

Ofcom has approved a Format change for Panjab Radio and Love Sport to swap frequencies in London, after a consultation. The move will give Panjab Radio more coverage across Greater London on 558AM, whilst reducing Love Sport’s output to the North of the capital via 1584AM. Surjit Singh Ghuman MBE, Managing Director Panjab Radio told RadioToday:...More >>

radiotoday.co.uk - 03.05.2019

RAJAR Q2 2018: London and national brands update

Kiss has taken over from Capital as the biggest commercial radio station in London in the latest Q2/2018 RAJAR listening figures. Capital’s audience in the capital is down 10.8% year on year to 2.063m, while Kiss has had a great quarter, hitting 2.087m weekly listeners – 24,000 more than its rival. In third place is Magic (1.667m), which leapfrogs rival Heart this quarter (1.404m). LBC is in fifth on reach with 1.280m listeners in the capital (down 9.3% year on year).More >>

radiotoday.co.uk - 02.08.2018

Panjab Radio's programmes05

01:00 - Non Stop Hits

Panjabi music
Late night grooves, where the night comes alive with an uninterrupted flow of your favourite tunes. As the world winds down, we’re cranking up the rhythm, serving you a curated playlist of tracks that make the night truly magical.

02:00 - Amrit Vela

Collection of daily early morning prayers that are recited by Sikhs.
Join us in the tranquil embrace of ‘Amrit Vela’ – the sacred early morning hours. We’ll immerse ourselves in meditation, spiritual reflections and soothing chants to start the day with clarity and peace. Tune in to experience the stillness and connection that the Amrit Vela brings.

07:00 - Chardi Kala

Nashattar Singh
Bringing the timeless wisdom of Gurbani to life through heartfelt recitations, thoughtful translations and captivating religious stories.

10:00 - Sri Sukhmani Sahib

Nashattar Singh
Sukhmani Sahib Ji Da Path, composed by Guru Arjun Dev Ji, can be found from Ang 262 to Ang 296.

12:00 - Gharelu Nuskhe

Deedar Kaur
Discover Grandma’s household remedies and holistic wellness tips. Your guide to natural wellness.

15:00 - Drive Time

A blend of music, conversations and updates that will transition you smoothly from the day’s hustle to the evening’s tranquillity.

18:00 - Gurbani Vichaar

Satnam Singh
Religious educational show followed by Rehras Sahib Ji Da Paath.

19:00 - Bhangra & Bujartan

Sonu Shahkoti
Delve into the world of perplexing puzzles & thought-provoking riddles Tune in, test your wits and tap your feet with the Riddle King.

22:00 - Panjabi Anthems

Immerse yourself in the pulsating beats of Panjab with energetic rhythms and vibrant beats as Bhangra takes center stage.