Oct 2, 2003 • 1 min read

BBC switches on ten new DAB digital radio transmitters

The BBC has switched on ten new DAB transmitters across the UK, extending digital radio to a further 2.4 million people and improving reception for 2 million more.

The BBC have confirmed they have switched on ten new DAB transmitters around the UK - at Heathfield, Idle, Piccadilly Plaza, Naish Hill, Manningtree, Rowridge, Dover, Bromsgrove, Sailsbury, and Bath - extending digital radio signals to a further 2.4 million people, and providing better reception to a further 2 million who were on the peripheries of existing transmission areas. Good news for anyone with a digital radio set.

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