Gwneud cais am drwydded darlledu gwasanaethau radio

Mae'r cynnwys isod ar gael yn Saesneg yn unig.

A Short Term Restricted Service Licence (SRSL) is a short-term radio licence broadcast on AM or FM analogue radio, granted for coverage of events, religious festivals or for trial broadcasts in preparation for applying for a longer-term licence. SRSLs are usually granted for a maximum of 28 consecutive days and are for small-scale community use. The service is restricted in both coverage and duration to make optimal use of the radio spectrum available for this type of licence, and to satisfy as far as is practicable the level of demand from applicants.

Applications received for SRSLs during May and June 2018 (PDF, 247.8 KB)

Short Term RSLs: Guidance notes for licence applicants and licensees (PDF, 834.1 KB)
Updated October 2017

Long Term RSL and Audio Distribution Systems RSLs: Guidance notes for licence applicants (PDF, 531.8 KB)
Updated November 2015

Short Term RSL Application Form (DOCX, 101.8 KB)

Long Term RSL Application Form (RTF, 465.5 KB)

Audio Distribution Systems RSL (ADS-RSL) application form (RTF, 107.8 KB)

ADS-RSL service information form to change or add services to an Audio Distribution Systems RSL licence (RTF, 85.0 KB)

Short Term RSL standard form licence (PDF, 644.4 KB)

Long Term RSL standard form licence (PDF, 705.3 KB)

ADS-RSL standard form licence (PDF, 704.2 KB)

I gael y newyddion diweddaraf am radio cymunedol, yn cynnwys cael gwybod pryd rydym yn gwahodd ceisiadau yn ogystal â materion darlledu eraill, tanysgrifiwch i dderbyn ein diweddariadau darlledu ar ebost.

Y broses trwyddedu radio cymunedol

Nodiadau cyfarwyddyd ar gyfer ymgeiswyr am drwyddedau radio cymunedol a thrwyddedigion (PDF, 490.1 KB)

Ffurflen gais am drwydded radio cymunedol (DOCX, 925.3 KB)

Galw am ‘ddatganiadau o ddiddordeb’ mewn gwneud cais am drwyddedau radio cymunedol (PDF, 428.3 KB)

Mae'r cynnwys isod ar gael yn Saesneg yn unig.

As existing commercial analogue radio licences approach their expiry date, our general approach is to issue a "pre-advertisement", inviting current or potential licensees to declare their intentions to apply. If more than one applicant declares an interest, we will issue a full re-advertisement of the licence and assess these according to our criteria. We will also advertise any licences that become available, for example if surrendered by the current licence holder.

Planned timetable for the re-advertisement of local analogue commercial radio licences 2016/17 and the advertisements, applications and awards

Pre-advertisements

Pre-advertisement of local analogue commercial radio licence for Bridgend (PDF, 500.6 KB)

Application forms

Local analogue commercial radio standard form licence (Broadcasting Act) (PDF, 311.1 KB)

Local analogue commercial radio standard form licence (Wireless Telegraphy Act) (PDF, 87.1 KB)

Mae'r cynnwys isod ar gael yn Saesneg yn unig.

DSPS and DAS licence applicants - notes of guidance (PDF, 118.8 KB)
For services broadcast on multiplexes

DSPS standard form template (PDF, 664.7 KB)

DAS standard form template (PDF, 658.3 KB)

Digital Additional Sound Service (DAS) application form (DOC, 76.5 KB)
Multiplex broadcasting application

Digital Sound Programme Service (DSPS) application form (DOC, 71.5 KB)
Multiplex broadcasting application form

Financial Template for DAB National Radio Multiplex Licence Applications (XLS, 45.5 KB)

Financial Template for DAB Local Radio Multiplex Licence Applications (XLS, 45.5 KB)

Mae'r cynnwys isod ar gael yn Saesneg yn unig.

Radio Licensable Content Service (RLCS) application form (DOC, 178.5 KB)
Satellite and/or cable broadcasting applications

Radio Licensable Content Service (RLCS) guidance (PDF, 113.1 KB)
Information for satellite and cable applicants

Radio Licensable Content Service (RLCS) guidance (RTF, 1.8 MB)
Available in RTF format information for satellite and cable applicants

Radio Licensable Content Service (RLCS) standard form licence (PDF, 705.6 KB)

Mae'r cynnwys isod ar gael yn Saesneg yn unig.

A more straightforward way of setting up a radio service is to start an internet/intranet radio station. We do not regulate online-only radio services, and so these stations do not require a licence from Ofcom.

However, to play any music on an online station, you will need the relevant licences from the music royalty collection agencies, PPL and PRS for Music. These organisations operate separately from Ofcom, and you will need to contact them directly to find out if there are any additional requirements and costs.

Mae'r cynnwys isod ar gael yn Saesneg yn unig.

On 26 July 2017, Ofcom re-awarded the Additional Services Licence to Inrix UK Ltd.

The Additional Services Licence uses the spare spectrum capacity that sits within the frequencies used for the Classic FM broadcast network, and can be used to transmit data UK-wide.

Inrix UK Ltd will continue to use the Licence to transmit traffic and road travel data to car navigational devices.

This licence was awarded by auction. Inrix UK Ltd will pay £200,000 per annum for the licence. A non-confidential version of its application, including its proposed technical plan, is available below.

The new licence will run until 23 February 2022.

Advertisement Notice (PDF, 671.4 KB)

Application by INRIX UK Limited (PDF, 1.1 MB)