Radio RSP – Your Local Online Radio Station for North Yorkshire
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Welcome to Radio RSP, the home of great music, local news and community connection across North Yorkshire.
If you’re looking for a trusted local online radio station covering York, Scarborough, Malton, Helmsley and beyond, you’ve found it.
We bring you the soundtrack to your day, wherever you are.
Schedule
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The A to Z Of Pop1:00pm - 2:00pm
Join Richard Smith every weekday afternoon from Tuesday to Friday at 1pm for The A to Z of Pop. Each show takes you on a musical journey through the alphabet, celebrating classic pop hits and forgotten favourites along the way. From timeless chart-toppers to songs you’ve not heard in ages, it’s the perfect lunchtime soundtrack, packed with great music, stories, and surprises from across the decades.
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RSP PM2:00pm - 4:00pm
Your afternoons sound better with the RSP PM Show on Radio RSP. Enjoy non-stop great music through the afternoon with a fantastic mix of classics, favourites and feel-good tracks to keep you company wherever you are. Whether you’re at work, at home or on the move, Radio RSP is here with the soundtrack to your afternoon. 📻 Radio RSP – Yorkshire’s Home of Great Music Online
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RSP Tea4:00pm - 7:00pm
We have The Big Question, Who Knew, Celebrity birthdays and the latest on the roads across North Yorkshire. Hope you can join me Pete Issatt on Radio RSP Tea to make your drive home just that little bit better
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The 70s Hour7:00pm - 8:00pm
Turn the clock back to the long, hot summers of the 1970s with The 70s Hour, nightly at 7pm. An hour packed with nothing but great music from a decade of unforgettable tunes, feel-good classics, and timeless anthems. Perfect for reliving the soundtrack of flared trousers, vinyl records, and sun-soaked memories, it’s pure 70s magic, every single night.
Latest News
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British Gas Agrees 20m Payout And Compensation For Prepayment Meter FailuresBritish Gas has agreed to a £20 million payout and to compensate customers who had a prepayment meter installed without their permission, regulator Ofgem has said following an investigation..
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Cheapest Supermarket For Branded Items RevealedAsda has been named the cheapest supermarket for branded groceries for the third consecutive month, with its standard prices even beating loyalty card deals at Tesco and Sainsbury’s, Which? has found..
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Screening For Prostate Cancer Likely To Reduce Deaths But Risks Remain ReviewScreening men for prostate cancer using a blood test is likely to reduce deaths from the disease, a new review has found, although experts stressed there are still risks around overdiagnosis and overtreatment..
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Bathing Season Kicks Off With 13 New Spots Including First Thames Site In LondonThe first-ever bathing spot on the River Thames in London is among 13 new sites opening as the season kicks off..
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Burnham To Seek Westminster Return After Path Opens To Challenge StarmerAndy Burnham has said he will ask for permission to stand for Labour in a by-election after an MP quit to make way for the Greater Manchester Mayor to return to Parliament to challenge Sir Keir Starmer..
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Gloria Hunniford Delighted To Receive Freedom Of The City Of LondonBroadcaster Gloria Hunniford has said she is “delighted and humbled” to receive the Freedom of the City of London.
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Southampton Spygate Hearing Delay Casts Doubt Over Play Off Final SchedulingSpying charges against Southampton may not be heard until Tuesday, placing a question mark over the scheduling of next week’s Championship play-off final..
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Police Believe They Have Identified Three Women Recovered Off Brighton BeachPolice believe they have identified three women whose bodies were recovered from the sea off Brighton beach..
Latest Blog
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Latest BlogA Day Exploring Two Yorkshire Treasures: Beningbrough Hall & Nunnington Hall
North Yorkshire is full of beautiful historic houses, but two that stand out for a relaxed and fascinating day out are Beningbrough Hall and Nunnington Hall. Both are cared for by the National Trust and each offers its own unique character, history and charm. Whether you love architecture, art, gardens or simply a peaceful walk in the countryside, these two historic halls make for a wonderful visit.