Sold and Closed Stations
- 107.3 Abbey FM (35%) - ceased broadcasting.
- Central 103.1 FM - sold to John Quinn.
- Pennine FM - sold to Adam Smith and Steve Buck.
- Silk FM (Macclesfield) - sold to Dee 106.3 in Cheshire.
- Arrow FM (Hastings) - sold to Media Sound Holdings.
- Sovereign Radio (Eastbourne) - sold to Media Sound Holdings.
- Mix 107 (High Wycombe) - ceased broadcasting.
- Isle of Wight Radio - sold to its management.
- 107.4 The Quay (Portsmouth) - Sold to Portsmouth Football Club.
- KMFM Shepway and White Cliffs Country (formerly Neptune Radio) - sold to the KM Group in 2002.
- Dune FM - sold to NIOCOM.
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