How to Listen

You can listen to Bucks Radio on DAB in North Bucks, via our website, free mobile app and smart speakers (all the details of what to say to your speaker and how to download the skill are below).

DAB

• Bucks Radio is now on Digital radio in North Bucks, which means it's now even easier to listen to us in the car or at home. Find us on your DAB list in the 'B's' or in the 'Local DAB'

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  DAB Digital Radio

 Smart Speakers

• Just click on the device you use, and all the details are there! 

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  Alexa - Smart Speaker

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  Sonas - Smart Speaker

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  Google - Smart Speakers

Mobile Phone Apps

• With our mobile apps you can not only listen to us wherever you go, but also access the latest news, weather, travel and local information.  You'll even get messages sent straight to your device when there's breaking news or travel incidents (these can be turned on or off in the app settings).

• On the move? No problem, you can connect your phone to your car stereo using Bluetooth. If your stereo doesn’t have Bluetooth, you can use an auxiliary cable to plug directly into your stereo.

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  Apple Store

  Our iOS app is available from the Apple App Store

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  Google Play

  For the Android app, visit the Google Play Store

IOS CarPlay

Use Siri or open Music in CarPlay to play music that’s available on your iPhone—including songs, artists, albums, playlists, and Radio.
https://www.apple.com/uk/ios/carplay/

TuneIN

https://tunein.com/radio/Bucks-Radio-s329710/

TuneIn is essentially a radio and podcast directory. It's a centralized place where users can find and listen to thousands of radio stations, podcasts and other audio content. It connects radio stations and audio content with listeners.   TuneIN website (EXTERNAL)

Online

• You can enjoy Bucks Radio on a laptop or pc by going by clicking here

Internet Radio

• You can listen here:

https://www.radio-uk.co.uk/bucks-radio

https://www.radio.net/s/bucksradio

https://mytuner-radio.com/radio/bucks-radio-478825/

https://liveradiouk.com/2959-bucks-radio.html

What about FM ?

• You’re not the first person to ask that! Unfortunately, Ofcom (the government agency which regulates radio) is no longer issuing FM licences as all stations will move to digital platforms in the future. Occasionally, Ofcom issues low powered community radio stations with FM frequencies but these can only be heard for a small distance.

** Please note data charges may apply when not using wifi **