Premier Radio Launches DAB Celebration Event

Premier Christian Radio has recently secured the DAB licence, enabling listeners in the capital to receive a signal from almost anywhere in London.

To celebrate the launch, Premier will hold a DAB Launch Celebration Event this Friday at Central Hall Westminster.

The event will feature praise with worship from John Pantry, Muyiwa & Riversongz and teachings from Dr Liam Goligher of Duke Street Church.

The 11-year-old station began broadcasting throughout London on DAB during the Easter holiday.

Peter Kerridge, Premier Radio's Chief Executive said, "We at Premier are excited to begin broadcasting on DAB. We currently hold an audience of around 200,000 on medium wave and we're confident that the new digital licence will allow even more Christians in London and the surrounding areas to tune in to Premier for worship, Bible teaching and Christian news."

"Premier broadcasting on DAB isn't just good news for the 200,000 listeners who tune in on medium wave across London every week, it's also good news for Christians in the greater London area who previously have not been able to secure a strong signal on medium wave."

In addition to DAB, Premier Christian Radio broadcasts to London and beyond on medium wave, Freeview, Sky and the web.

For more information, go to www.premier.org.uk.
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