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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00's To Now10:00pm - 11:00pm
From the noughties to today, The 00s to Now Hour brings you the biggest hits and standout tracks from the last two decades. Featuring chart favourites, modern classics and songs that still sound fresh, it’s the perfect way to keep your evening moving with music from 2000 right through to now.
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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.
Latest News
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Meghan Oprah And Billie Jean King Praise Gloria Steinem After Death At 92The Duchess of Sussex, TV host Oprah Winfrey and US tennis star Billie Jean King are among the stars who have paid tribute to US journalist and feminist activist Gloria Steinem following her death at the age of 92..
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More Than 70000 Pints Worth Of Guinness Stolen From DepotMore than 70,000 pints worth of Guinness has been stolen by thieves who took two HGV trailers from a depot, police have said..
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Joanna Lumley Says Heartbreaking Nepal Flood Could Have Been PredictedDame Joanna Lumley has said the “heartbreaking” flash flood in Nepal “could have maybe been predicted” as she attended a vigil to remember those affected by the disaster..
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Zack Polanski Says He Intends To Stand In By Election To Replace Keir StarmerGreen Party leader Zack Polanski has said he intends to stand as a candidate in the Holborn and St Pancras by-election, triggered by Sir Keir Starmer’s exit from Parliament..
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Andy Burnham Praises Emmanuel Macron For Collaboration As They Meet At No 10Andy Burnham has discussed the small boats crisis with French President Emmanuel Macron, the first world leader he has welcomed to Downing Street since becoming Prime Minister..
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Badenoch To Set Out Plans To Raise Extra 10bn A Year For DefenceAndy Burnham should take up plans for sweeping welfare cuts, and scrap the Chagos Islands deal, to raise £10 billion a year for defence, Kemi Badenoch will say in an intervention on military spending..
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Macron Tells King And PM Happy End Were Here After Bayeux Tapestry TourFrench President Emmanuel Macron told the King and the Prime Minister that it has been a “happy end, we’re here” after a tour of the Bayeux Tapestry in London..
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Blacksmithing Returns To Gretna Green For First Time In 150 YearsBlacksmithing returned to Gretna Green for the first time in more than 150 years, with the opening of a new forge..
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.