Future Radio

About Future Radio

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Frequencies & locations:

• FM – 107.8 FM in Greater Norwich.
• DAB Digital Radio – Available on DAB in Norwich, with public station material also referencing wider carriage including King’s Lynn and Cambridge.
• Online – Listen live online via Future Radio and Radio Player UK.
• Smart Speakers – Future Radio also promotes listening via smart speakers and digital platforms.

Future Radio feels like proper community radio because it actually does the job community radio is supposed to do. The station’s own public description makes that clear: it is Norwich’s local community station, with shows created by volunteers and featuring hundreds of guests from local businesses, charities, music groups, community organisations and events. That gives it real substance. It is not a generic music stream pretending to be local. It is built around Norwich people, Norwich stories and Norwich life.

Another big strength is the breadth of the schedule. The station is not boxed into one narrow format. Public schedule pages show weekday breakfast radio, local daytime and drive programming, specialist music, wellbeing content, comedy, new music, community playlists and more. That range makes Future Radio feel alive and useful. Listeners can come for music and stay for genuinely local content, which is exactly what gives a station like this repeat value.

Future Radio also stands out because it is tied to a wider charitable mission through Future Projects. That matters because it gives the station a social purpose beyond just filling airtime. The public site talks about building skills, creating opportunities and engaging the community, which makes the station more than just entertainment. For a Norwich page, that is the strongest angle: a volunteer-led community station with local reach, a visible schedule and a real role in the city.

Notable shows & presenters are:

• Jamie Debenham — Breakfast with Jamie Debenham: Jamie Debenham is listed on the current Future Radio schedule as a weekday breakfast presenter, giving the station a clear local start to the day.
• Nikki Roy — Women’s Wellbeing Hour: Nikki Roy hosts Women’s Wellbeing Hour, a named community-focused programme on the published schedule that broadens the station beyond straightforward music radio.
• Mike Stonard — Drive: Mike Stonard fronts the weekday Drive show, anchoring Future Radio’s afternoon output with presenter-led local radio.
• James Worsfold — The DNC Show: James Worsfold hosts The DNC Show, one of the station’s clearly named specialist programmes with a dance and electronic music focus.
• Juliet Price Thomas — NEW NOISE! RADIO: Juliet Price Thomas presents NEW NOISE! RADIO, a showcase for Norfolk’s emerging original musicians, with tracks, interviews and live sessions.

Contact Information

Official website:
https://futureradio.co.uk/

Studio email:
info@futureradio.co.uk

Main phone:
01603 250056

Postal address:
Future Radio
14 Woodcock Road
Norwich
NR3 3TX

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FutureRadio/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/futureradio_norwich/

X / Twitter: https://x.com/futureradio

Future Radio FAQ

What is Future Radio?
Future Radio is Norwich’s community radio station, broadcasting volunteer-led shows, local news, interviews, music and community-focused content for Norwich and surrounding areas.

How can I listen to Future Radio live?
You can listen live to Future Radio on 107.8 FM in Greater Norwich, on DAB, online through the station website, on smart speakers and on Radio Player UK.

What kind of programmes does Future Radio broadcast?
Future Radio broadcasts a mix of breakfast radio, local news and interviews, wellbeing content, drive-time radio, specialist music shows, new music programmes and wider community-led output.

Where is Future Radio based?
Future Radio is based at 14 Woodcock Road, Norwich, NR3 3TX.

How do I contact Future Radio?
You can contact Future Radio by phone on 01603 250056 or by email at info@futureradio.co.uk.