Radio RSP – Your Local Online Radio Station for North Yorkshire
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Welcome to Radio RSP, the home of great music, local news and community connection across North Yorkshire.
If you’re looking for a trusted local online radio station covering York, Scarborough, Malton, Helmsley and beyond, you’ve found it.
We bring you the soundtrack to your day, wherever you are.
Schedule
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Overnights11:00pm - 7:00am
Keeping the night moving with feel-good favourites and upbeat tracks, The Overnight Show is your soundtrack after dark. Whether you’re working late, travelling, or just not ready to switch off, enjoy great music across the decades through the night on Radio RSP — Yorkshire’s Home of Great Music Online.
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Retro Breakfast Show7:00am - 10:00am
Wake up retro style! The Retro Breakfast Show brings you the biggest hits of the 60s, 70s, and 80s every morning. Classic rock, disco grooves, and synth-pop anthems — your perfect start to the day on Radio RSP.
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RSP AM10:00am - Noon
Your mornings don’t stop at 10 — they get even better! Join Lucy on The Radio RSP AM Show, weekday mornings from 10 until noon. Two hours of great music, chat, and plenty to brighten your late mornings — whether you’re at work, at home, or on the go. Lucy keeps you company with the best songs from across the decades, plus a few surprises along the way. That’s the RSP AM Show with Lucy, weekdays from 10 to 12 — only on Radio RSP… Yorkshire’s home of great music online.
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Not Quite Number OneNoon - 1:00pm
🥈 The Not Quite Number One Show – Only on Radio RSP 🎶 Celebrating the biggest songs that just missed the top spot! Every Day on The Not Quite Number One Show, we shine a spotlight on those unforgettable tracks that climbed all the way to Number Two in the UK Singles Chart—but never quite made it to Number One.
Latest News
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Fly Tippers Will Be Made To Pay For Cleaning Up Waste They Dumped Burnham SaysFly-tippers will be forced to pay for the clean-up when they dump waste illegally, Andy Burnham has said..
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Wildlife Killed In New Forest Fire Will Take Decades To RecoverWildlife in the New Forest which was ravaged by a fire will take decades to recover – with the blaze destroying ancient beech and oak trees which have grown at the site for hundreds of years, according to Forestry England..
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Lewes Rail Line To Reopen In September As Work Under Way To Remove TrainWork is under way to remove a derailed train from a track in East Sussex after an incident that injured 30 people, as rail bosses confirmed the line will reopen in September..
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Reforming English And Maths GCSE Resits Crucial To Tackling Neets CrisisReforming compulsory resits for English and maths GCSEs is crucial to tackling the Neets crisis and opening doors for young people, education leaders have said..
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Harry And Meghan To Move Back To UK In Shock Development Six Years After MegxitThe Duke and Duchess of Sussex plan to move back to Britain in a shock development more than six years after they relocated to the US, the Press Association understands..
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Op GCSE Grades Rise But Key Pass Rate Returns To Pre Pandemic LevelsThe proportion of GCSE entries awarded top grades has risen from last year but the rate scoring a decent pass has returned to pre-pandemic levels, national figures show..
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Sadie Sink And Tom Fletcher Lead Nominations For Stage Debut AwardsUS actress Sadie Sink and musician Tom Fletcher are among the famous faces nominated for the Stage Debut Awards..
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Parents Believe More Can Be Done To Engage Children In Classical MusicMore than nine in 10 parents think more could be done to engage their children in classical music, according to new research by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO)..
Latest Blog
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Latest BlogA Day Exploring Two Yorkshire Treasures: Beningbrough Hall & Nunnington Hall
North Yorkshire is full of beautiful historic houses, but two that stand out for a relaxed and fascinating day out are Beningbrough Hall and Nunnington Hall. Both are cared for by the National Trust and each offers its own unique character, history and charm. Whether you love architecture, art, gardens or simply a peaceful walk in the countryside, these two historic halls make for a wonderful visit.