When broadcasting on FM you must listen to the Station Manager (unless directed otherwise). You are part of their station now and broadcasting on FM!

Reach OnAir is all about helping people get into radio. As part of the license we require you to broadcast at least 1-2 hours a week still (although you can do as many as you like) to help others learn from your skills. You may even want to try new features out on Reach OnAir before using them on FM.

After 3 months you must apply again. The process may be shorter second time around, however it enables both you and the FM station to stay in control of your show and schedule respectively.

It happens, even with the best DJs in the world - you might get stuck on a train or attacked by a lion at the Zoo. Despite this however we do need to be quite strict with our policy. If you give no notification and miss a show, you will need to provide evidence of why - a link to the train schedule to show it was canceled or CCTV footage of the lion attacking you (just kidding). If you can’t supply sufficient proof it will be your final warning, next time it happens that will be that. If you can provide, then we’ll all understand and we’ll move on! If you need to cancel a show in advance then as long as you give 1 weeks notice (as a minimum) this will be acceptable!