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The community radio station will celebrate its second birthday at the end of this month and is celebrating with a move to DAB. Founder Kirsty Baird, BEM, said: "There are a lot of good bands and artists out there from Edinburgh, Scotland and beyond that need airplay! We are also steeped in traditional music with Celtic and Folk here in Scotland. It should be heard."

From next Tuesday, August 2, Radio Nacional will start broadcasting on DAB+ and through the website of the weekly magazine Nacional. The new radio on the Croatian radio market has already assembled a core team of experienced radio presenters and technicians, who are best known to the public for their outstanding radio involvement from the time of the greatest popularity and influence of Zagreb Radio 101. Radio Nacional is the first private and commercial radio in the country with national DAB+ capacity.

Since July 1st, the internet radio station Hits 1 is now available on DAB+ on the Côte d'Azur. Hits 1 calls itself "an independent radio station based in Toulouse and Saintes... The format of Hits 1 chooses brief information and a minimum of breaks between the hits."

The Tarnów digital radio multiplex once again includes the public radio station Radio Krakow Kultura. This circuit complements the program broadcasts of Radio Krakow and OFF Radio Krakow. Approval for distribution was granted by the Office of Electronic Communications (UKE).

Digital service London ONE radio has been added to the small-scale DAB multiplex in Edinburgh. The station, which targets Italians living in the UK, says there is a high concentration of Italian people living in the Scottish capital. Phil Baglini, CEO & Founder told RadioToday: “It is a great opportunity broadcasting in DAB in Edinburgh that also means supporting Italian and British companies settled in the city."

The first step is being taken in Friesland for the reclassification of the regional DAB+ networks. During the night from Monday to Tuesday, the network will be switched from channel 9D to 5A. The reclassification will be implemented in the rest of the country in the coming weeks. In order to better match the regional DAB+ networks to the wishes of the regional public and commercial radio stations, research was conducted a few years ago into the redistribution of the various DAB+ networks. This also resulted in a new division of the networks of the regional stations.

From this week, the online radio station Layzer Radio can also be heard in parts of the Netherlands via the digital airwaves on DAB+. According to its website, the radio station brings a refreshing mix of pop, house and R&B music. The radio station broadcasts via the DAB+ in the northern part of North Holland and in the Almere region.

On Friday 22 July, at 3pm Kermis FM starts its broadcasts. The temporary radio station can be heard nationwide via DAB+. Kermis FM is an event channel that broadcasts during the Tilburg Kermis (Funfair). At 3pm, DJ Lars Boele will start the first record and Kermis FM has officially launched. The station can then be followed for ten days via radio, television and the Internet. “As always, our programming is a mix of new talent and established names. You can hear, among others, Domien Verschuuren and Anton Griep (Qmusic), Jordy Graat (Omroep Brabant), Bas Menting and Mart Meijer (Radio 538), Herman Hofman (NPO 3FM), and Barry Paf (100%NL)." The radio station can be heard almost nationwide via DAB+ on channel 7D.

Grand Prix Radio can be received in large parts of the Netherlands on DAB+. Since Friday, the station of Formula 1 commentator Olav Mol can be heard via the MTVNL network on channel 7D. The radio station still has the broadcasting rights for radio in our country this year. Partly because of this, the listening figures of Grand Prix Radio have already risen sharply in recent months.

Yesterday, Südwestrundfunk (SWR) activated the Waldstetten-Gmünd transmitter location for its DAB+ network in Baden-Württemberg. According to SWR, the new transmitter improves the DAB+ coverage in Schwäbisch Gmünd and Waldstetten as well as along the Rems (B29) between Aalen and Schorndorf. The SWR multiplex for northern Baden-Württemberg (channel 9D) is broadcast, which includes the SWR4 regional windows for Stuttgart, Mannheim, Heilbronn, Karlsruhe and Ulm.