BBC Radio 3 airs classical music, jazz, world music, arts and drama for a nationwide audience, available on 90.2-92.4 FM, Sky TV Channels, DAB and Online.

BBC Radio 1 (97-99FM) is a national radio station with a focus on modern popular music and chart hits. The station provides alternative genres at night, including electronica, dance, hip hop and indie. Radio 1 covers festivals, interviews artists, and reaches a national audience of younger listeners (target audience 15-29).

Dazed is an independent British fashion, culture and arts magazine, published quarterly. It was founded by Jefferson Hack and photographer Rankin as Dazed & Confused in 1991. Dazed is part of Dazed Media, whose portfolio includes AnOther, Another Man, Dazed Korea, Dazed Beauty, Nowness and Dazed Studio, the company’s in-house creative agency. In 2021, Dazed Media launched Dazed Club and App, a membership platform that connects a community of like-minded creatives via exclusive events, opportunities and competitions. Dazed Media is headquartered in London for EMEA and New York for North America.

Background and Format:BBC Radio Ulster aims to provide news, entertainment and sport to a province-wide audience in Northern Ireland, available on 92-95 FM, DAB and on BBC iPlayer. Programme Owner/Production Company:BBCTarget Audience: Listeners age 35+. It has an approximate 50/50 split of male/female listeners during breakfast and drive time and but in the daytime this changes to 40% male and 60% female.Circulation:Source: RAJAR for period ending March 2020.Top Tips for PRs: The production teams for individual programmes can usually be reached on +44 (0)28 9033 8000. The news team can be contacted at ni_news@bbc.co.uk. The switchboard can also be reached on +44 (0)8459 555 678 The BBC are unable to advertise on their UK outlets. The BBC cannot accept traditional product press releases because the BBC cannot endorse products. The BBC will not carry out competitions.Awards:2018 - ARIAS, Best Specialist Music Show: Soundscapes with Stephen McCauley (bronze) 2016 - ARIAS, Best News Coverage: The Nolan Show (nominated)2014 - Radio Academy Awards, Station of the Year (1 million plus) (gold)2014 - Radio Academy Awards, Best Music Feature or Documentary: The Sash My Father Wore (nominated)2014 - Radio Academy Awards, Local Radio Journalist of the Year: The Nolan Show Team (bronze)2014 - Radio Academy Awards, Breakfast Show of the Year (under 10 million) (nominated)2013 - Sony Radio Academy Awards, Best News & Current Affairs Programme, The Nolan Show (nominated)2008 - Sony Radio Academy Awards, Braking News Award, 'Omagh Fire Tragedy', BBC Radio Ulster (Winner)Alerts:Gorkana Alert: Wednesday 25 February 2015There have been a number of changes to the schedule at BBC Radio Ulster. The following will take place from 14 March:Cherrie Mcllwaine’s evening show will be extended to five nights a week from Monday to Friday. The hour-long show will be broadcast at 11pm.John Bennett will be moving to the Saturday night slot from 10pm. He will be playing hits and unknown rarities from the 60s, 70s, and 80s.Full details of the new schedule can be viewed here. For press enquiries, Jeff Magill can be reached at jeff.magill@bbc.co.ukGorkana Alert: Thursday 25 September 2014BBC Radio Ulster has announced a range of changes to its schedule:Wendy Austin will present a new dedicated specialist business programme called Inside Business from 2 November. The half-hour programme will broadcast from 1.30pm and provide expert analysis, insight and discussion into the vital and varied world of business and its effects on the economy and everyday lives. It will be repeated on Mondays from 6.30pm.William Crawley is stepping down after 12 years as the host of Sunday Sequence to take over at the helm of BBC Radio Ulster’s longest-running debate programme, Talkback, every weekday from 12-1.30pm.Sunday Sequence, on Sundays at 8.30am-10.15am, will be presented by Audrey Carville and Roisin McAuley, who will present the long-running ethics and

Background and Format: Classic FM is the largest national commercial radio station in the UK, reaching over 5.4 million people every week. Classic FM makes classical music a relevant part of the modern lifestyle. To achieve this, the station plays familiar music alongside less known pieces, all chosen to uplift, soothe and stir the emotions. They aim to share classical music with the widest possible music, no matter where they are.  Owner: Global Radio Schedule Times: A full on air schedule and information on presenters can be viewed here Target Audience: Generally those aged between 35 and 50 and also those aged 50+. Circulation: Source: RAJAR for period ending March 2020. Top Tips for PRs: Classic FM has a small team of producers who work across the programmes The majority of these shows are limited on the amount of PR content they are able to receive Contacting individual shows is best done through the website contact forms