Original Local Stations
Each of these stations broadcast at approximately 1 kW.
| Airdate | Station ID | City | Initial Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14 November 1922 | 2LO | London | 822 kHz |
| 15 November 1922 | 5IT | Birmingham | 626 kHz |
| 15 November 1922 | 2ZY | Manchester | 794 kHz |
| 24 December 1922 | 5NO | Newcastle upon Tyne | 743 kHz |
| 13 February 1923 | 5WA | Cardiff | 850 kHz |
| 6 March 1923 | 5SC | Glasgow | 711 kHz |
| 10 October 1923 | 2BD | Aberdeen | 606 kHz |
| 17 October 1923 | 6BM | Bournemouth | 777 kHz |
| 16 November 1923 | 2FL | Sheffield | 980 kHz |
| 28 March 1924 | 5PY | Plymouth | 887 kHz |
| 14 September 1924 | 2BE | Belfast | 682 kHz |
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