Skyline Radio – London

Skyline Radio broadcast to Southeast London and in 1982 could be heard on Wednesday nights on 90.2 FM.

Later, they were another station to exploit the loophole that was discovered in the early 80s, that is that the authorities could not confiscate any transmitting equipment without a court order. They started broadcasting 7 days a week from September 1983 on 1413 kHz medium wave and 103.6 FM, later moving back to 90.2 FM.

Their aim was to be a community radio service for Southeast London, and they also provided the first outlet for Chris Ryder. A.K.A Caesar the geezer. They were last heard in 1985.

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Skyline Radio – 90.2 – Rob T & Geoff Sane – 1982	30 mins
Skyline Radio – 90.2 – Roger Tate – 1982	27 mins
Skyline Radio – 1413 kHz – Mark Ashton – 15/9/83	66 mins
Skyline Radio – 1413 kHz – Alan Jones – 31/10/83	45 mins
Skyline Radio – 103.6 – Chris Ryder & Froggy – 22/1/84	87 mins
Skyline Radio – 103.6 – Froggy – Skyline Supermix – Early 84	46 mins
Skyline Radio – 103.6 – Froggy – Steve Fox – 19/2/84	45 mins
Skyline Radio – 103.6 – Debbie Smith – 5/3/84	62 mins
Skyline Radio – 103.6 – Ray Daniels – 6/3/84	62 mins
Skyline Radio – 104.0 – Peter Knight – 1/4/84	30 mins
Skyline Radio – 90.2 – Neil Minah – 18/7/84	46 mins
Skyline Radio – 90.2 – Ed Bevan – 14/4/85	59 mins