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Sam FM (Bristol)

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Radio station in Bristol
Sam FM
Broadcast areaBristol andBath
Frequency106.5 MHz
Programming
FormatModern AC
NetworkHits Radio
Ownership
OwnerBauer Radio
History
First air date
20 May 2007
Last air date
6 September 2021
Links
WebsiteSam FM

Sam FMwas anadult hits formatradio station that broadcast on 106.5 MHzFM inBristol,United Kingdom and owned byBauer Radio. The station formed part of theHits Radio network, although its entire output and playlist was locally produced and took no network programming. It ceased broadcasting on 6 September 2021 when it rebranded toHits Radio Bristol & The South West.

History

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Original 106.5

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The station was awarded its original broadcast licence in September 2006 asOriginal 106.5, and commenced broadcasting on 20 May 2007. It was owned by a group of investors under the name Tomahawk Radio. The station originally broadcast an Adult Oriented format, with 40% of its music coming from past or present Top 20 charts.

Jack FM

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106 Jack FM replacedOriginal, which had previously broadcast using the same frequency, on 2 December 2009 following a staged on-air argument and station hijacking the previous day.[1]

The station was acquired byCelador Radio on 7 September 2010.[2]

Rebrand to Sam FM and merger

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From 1 April 2015, theJack FM name was dropped in favour ofSam FM by the station ownerCelador Radio, who decided on changing the name six months beforehand.[3] The station's topical imaging are voiced by actor and comedianGareth Hale (ofHale and Pace).

On 25 May 2016, OFCOM announced it had granted Celador permission to merge the station with itssister station in Swindon. The company said the Swindon station was not financially viable as a stand-alone service, having made a £50,000 loss in 2015.[4] The station continued to broadcast its weekday breakfast show from Bristol – shared with the Swindon station – and retained local news bulletins, traffic updates and what's on information.

Following the purchase of Celador Radio byBauer Radio in 2019, Sam FM Swindon became part of theGreatest Hits Radio network in September 2020, leaving the Bristol Sam FM as a standalone operation again.

DAB

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Sam FM was removed from DAB in 2015, but three years later was re-added to Bristol's DAB Mux in a bid to increase listener reach.[5]

Hits Radio Bristol & The South West and Magic Radio

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On 6 September 2021, Sam FM was rebranded as Hits Radio Bristol & The South West. The station takes the national networked breakfast show fromHits Radio UK hosted by Fleur East, James Barr & Matt weekdays from 6am–10am. The drive-time slot was hosted by Max & Jason weekdays from 4pm–7pm. From Monday 4 September, this was moved to 10am–1pm.

As of March 2024, the station broadcasts to a weekly audience of 54,000 listeners, according toRAJAR.[6]

On 22nd September 2024, Hits Radio Bristol & The South West on 106.5MHz was renamed to Hits Radio West of England. Not only that it's broadcasting on 106.5MHz, it is also broadcasting on the former Kiss Frequencies on 97.2MHz & 101.0MHz.

On 31st March 2025, Hits Radio West Of England on 106.5FM was rebranded as Magic Radio Bristol at 12:07am. Last presenter on Hits Radio West Of England on 106.5FM was Hattie Pearson and the last song that played was Feels Like I'm Falling In Love by Coldplay.

See also

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References

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  1. ^"Mike Ford 'row' with Bristol DJ launches new radio station".Bristol Evening Post. 2 December 2009. Archived fromthe original on 5 January 2010. Retrieved9 December 2009.
  2. ^"Details of acquisition by Celador". Retrieved9 July 2010.
  3. ^Radio Today: Celador's JACK Stations to become Sam FM: 1 April 2015
  4. ^Sam FM Swindon to merge with Sam FM Bristol, Radio Today, 25 May 2016
  5. ^"Sam Fm Joining Bristol DAB Mux". Retrieved7 August 2018.
  6. ^"RAJAR".rajar.co.uk. Retrieved10 February 2024.

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