Ujima Radio

Ujima Radio
Broadcast area Bristol
Slogan Keep on Movin!
Frequency 98.0fm
Owner Ujima Radio CIC
Webcast Ujima Radio player
Website www.ujimaradio.com

Ujima Radio broadcasts on 98.0 FM across the City of Bristol within a 5 Kilometres radius of St Pauls.

Change of ownership and commitments

Launched in 2008, Ujima Radio changed ownership in 2010 to Ujima CIC with a new management structure, after its parent company CEED went into receivership.

In 2013, Ujima Radio revised its commitment to Ofcom.[1]

Programming

The station provides a popular and accessible range of programmes designed specifically to meet the needs of the African-Caribbean and other BME communities in the specified areas of Bristol. A broad spectrum of appeal ensures strong community support and participation. This includes news, arts and cultural programmes made by the community for the community. Plus training in radio production and media skills to support people living in areas of high deprivation, many of whom have been excluded from school and whom are Not in Education, Employment or Training.[2]

Ujima Radio and BCFM joined forces in 2013 to launch the One Love Breakfast Show, a joint venture which broadcasts across both stations during weekdays, and in the same year was awarded ‘The Best Idea Into Action Award’ from VOSCUR.[3]

Presenters

Current notable presenters

Former notable presenters

Awards

YearAward
2015National Diversity Awards - Race, Faith & Religion
2016Community Radio Awards - Station of the Year

Ujima Radio has also reached the shortlist for the Community Development Project of the Year section in the 2018 Community Radio Awards.[4]

Linking with BBC Radio Bristol

Ujima’s best bits are also collated into a one-hour weekly show which is broadcast on BBC Radio Bristol show.[5]

Change of premises

Ujima Radio first opened its doors at Ujima House on Wilder Street in the heart of St Pauls, Bristol in 2008. After CEED went into receivership, Ujima Radio moved to The Station on Silver Street, Broadmead.[6]

References

  1. ↑ "Key commitments to Ofcom". Retrieved 8 March 2014.
  2. ↑ "Bristol Voluntary Community & Social Enterprise Sector Directory". Retrieved 8 March 2014.
  3. ↑ "Bristol Voluntary Community & Social Enterprise Sector Directory". Retrieved 11 April 2014.
  4. ↑ "Community Radio Award Shortlist".
  5. ↑ "BBC Radio Bristol Ujima". Retrieved 8 March 2014.
  6. ↑ "Ujima Radio relocates to Bristol city centre". BBC News. 3 March 2015. Retrieved 1 November 2016.
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