MXR North East

MXR North East
Licensed area	North East England, North Yorkshire
Frequency	12C (227.360 MHz)
Air date	31 July 2001^[1]
Close date	29 July 2013^[2]
Owner	MXR

MXR North East was a regional commercial digital radio multiplex in the United Kingdom, which served the North East. The multiplex closed on 29 July 2013 after the shareholders Global Radio & Arqiva decided not to renew the licence.^[2]

Transmitters

MXR North East was transmitted on frequency block 12C from the transmitter sites:^[3]

Transmitter	kW	Area
Burnhope	5	Tyne & Wear, Northern County Durham & Southern Northumberland
Bilsdale	2	North Yorkshire & Cleveland Hills
Haining	0.8	Sunderland
Shilbottle	0.2	Alnwick
Fenham	0.2	Newcastle & Gateshead

Stations broadcast

Service	Service ID	Bit rate	Audio channels	Description	Analogue availability
Capital North East	C4AF	128 kbit/s	Joint stereo	CHR station owned by Global Radio	105.3 MHz (Newcastle upon Tyne) 105.6 MHz (Fenham) 105.8 MHz (Hexham) 106.4 MHz (Teesside)
Choice FM	CCC5	112 kbit/s	Joint stereo	Urban music station owned by Global Radio	—
Gold	C8D3	128 kbit/s	Joint stereo	Classic hits station owned by Global Radio	—
Heart London	CDC5	128 kbit/s	Joint stereo	Relay of London service	—
LBC 97.3	C1C6	48 kbit/s	Mono LSF	Relay of London service	—
Panjab Radio	CDC9	64 kbit/s	Mono LSF	Panjab talk and music, relayed from London	—
Heart North East	C3A8	112 kbit/s	Joint stereo	Adult contemporary station owned by Global	96.2 MHz (Fenham) 96.4 MHz (Hexham) 100.7 MHz (Teesside) 101.8 MHz
Real Radio XS	C8C5	128 kbit/s	Joint stereo	Classic Rock service from Manchester	—
Smooth Radio	C0C6	112 kbit/s	Joint stereo	Easy listening Manchester station	—
UCB Gospel	CED0	64 kbit/s	Mono LSF	Christian service that UCB UK when it switched to Digital One	—
UCB Inspirational	CFD0	64 kbit/s	Mono LSF	Christian service that launched on 29 September 2007, replacing Capital Disney	—

Previous services

Service	What happened
Capital Disney	Closed to allow for new national DAB licence bids, replaced by UCB UK and UCB Inspirational
Century Radio	Renamed Real Radio in March 2009 after GMG Radio purchase
CUBE	Re-launched as Capital Disney
DNN	Replaced by LBC 97.3
Real Radio Digital	Stopped broadcasting after GMG Radio bought Century, later launched Rock Radio (North East)
Rock Radio (Digital)	Launched on 1 April 2008 before relaying the Manchester service, relaunched on 5 September 2011 as Real Radio XS

References

^ Radiocentre Commercial Radio Pocket Booklet 2007
^ ^a ^b "Regional DAB signals commence shut-down". Radio Today. 29 July 2013. Retrieved 3 October 2013.
^ Radio Listenenrs Guide 2010

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