🎓 University Radio York (URY): The UK’s Oldest Student Voice
Pioneering Student Broadcasting Since 1967 | Featured on HTPLAY
URY is a landmark station in UK radio history. Launched in 1967, it proudly holds the title of the oldest legal student radio station in the United Kingdom. Broadcasting from the University of York, it has trained generations of professional broadcasters, making it a vital resource for students and listeners across the UK 🌍.
Primary Focus (Student E-A-T): URY excels in specialized talk programming, featuring educational content, campus news, and insightful debates relevant to student life, securing its place in the Student Talk category 📝
Unique Value: Unlike commercial stations, URY highlights niche music genres and cultural shows, promoting genuine music discovery beyond the Top 40 charts 🎶
Historical Context: Its long history allows for archival shows and documentaries about the university and the city of York 🏛️
Audio Authority: University of York Students’ Union ✅
Official Website: URY.org.uk 🌐
Phone: (+44) 1904 32 1350 ☎️
WhatsApp/SMS: 07851 101 313 💬
Postal Address: URY, Vanbrugh College, York, YO10 5DD 📮
Stay updated with news, show schedules, and historical content:
Instagram: @uniradioyork 📸
Twitter/X: @URY 🐦
Facebook: /URY1350 👍
YouTube: @uniradioyork 🎥
Q1: Why is URY historically important?
A: URY was the first legal student radio station in the UK to receive a permanent broadcasting license (1967) 🎖️
Q2: Is the content only for students?
A: No. While originating from the university, its culture, debates, and specialist music appeal to the entire York community and listeners nationwide 🌍
Q3: Who owns the station?
A: URY is owned and operated by the University of York Students’ Union, a not-for-profit educational organization 🎓
URY represents high-quality, non-commercial student broadcasting. Its rich history and commitment to genuine Student Talk make it a cornerstone of the regional audio experience. A truly authoritative voice from the North of England 🌟
Editorial Team: Prepared by the HTPLAY Editorial Team, specialists in North UK broadcasting and digital media
Authority Reference: For official information, see the Trinity University KRTU Page 🌐
