Stockholm Community Radio
Stockholm närradio (Stockholm community radio) is an association of some 25 non-profit organisations in the Stockholm area, that broadcast their own radio programs on three low power radio transmitters.

Stockholm närradio is open for non-profit associations, sport clubs, political parties, churches, student's unions and similar interest groups. Apart from other forms of radio broadcasting in Sweden, the närradio stations don't have to be neutral, objective and unbiased.

We also transmit live from City council meetings (kommunfullmäktige).

Stockholm närradio broadcasts on three radio frequencies in Stockholm:

88,0 MHz		95,3 MHz		101,1 MHz
Now: Intermission		Now: 23:00-01:00 Stockholm Gayradio Final i Melodifestivalen - repris från kl 14		Now: Intermission
Next: 02:00-02:30 Radio Maranata		Next: 09:00-11:00 FMM Stockholm Morgonkoppen		Next: 10:00-12:30 SKUR

The transmitters are located in Hägersten, Southwest of the city centre. They are owned and operated by Stockholms Närradioförening, The Stockholm Community Radio Association, whose members are the organisations licensed to broadcast on the närradio in Stockholm. The board of Stockholms Närradioförening is managing and allocating the program schedule.

If you cannot get a good quality reception of Stockholm Community Radio on FM because of some technical reasons you can instead listen to us on the cable television network in Stockholm.

It's also possible to listen to our programming on the Internet.

Daily Program Schedule

Dates for live broadcasts from City council meetings
Dates for broadcasts from Sunday sermons

How to broadcast (in Swedish only). Member fees and transmitter fees.

Stockholm Community Radio
Stockholms närradioförening
P.O. Box 4250
SE-102 65 Stockholm
SWEDEN

Telephone
+46 8 667 20 08 (Chairman)
+46 8 667 20 20 (Program schedule coordinator)

E-mail:

Apart from our three transmitters there are three more närradio stations in Stockholm:
Radio Sydväst 88,9 MHz
Stockholm Järva 91,1 MHz
Stockholm Västerort 90,5 MHz