These are the stations we broadcast digitally across South Birmingham
 | Unity FM This station broadcasts 24 hours a day and provides a service for the Muslim population in the Birmingham area. We are not-for-profit. |
 | Brumside Radio Brumside Radio provides programming that relates to and is for the enjoyment of all who live and work in South Birmingham |
| Fun Kids NonStop Non-stop music and entertainment for children and families | |
| RadioXL A music and information service for the Asian communities of the West Midlands | |
 | Switch Radio Switch Radio is a radio service intended to serve the adult population in North Birmingham and North Solihull. |
 | Gulshan Radio Gulshan Radio is for the Punjabi, Hindi, Urdu and English speaking Asian community in Wolverhampton |
| AMBUR RADIO Ambur Radio 99.4FM is a community radio station based in the heart of Walsall in the West Midlands | |
 | Radio Maria England Christian Radio |
 | Radio Apni Awaz Radio Apni Awaz serve the Pakistani and Kashmiri community , as a general entertainment radio station that will provide information its target community broadcasting in English. Urdu. Pahari. Pothwari. Punjabi Hindhko and pushto |
 | Gaydio The LGBTQ+ station for the UK |
 | Club Asia Radio Asian music with a wide appeal including all genres. News, events, tailored programs relevant to the target audience. |
 | Asian Star Radio Asian music with a wide appeal including all genres. News, events, tailored programs relevant to the target audience. |
 | Blue Dot Radio Timeless Classics in Soul. R &B, Reggae, Lovers Rock, Jazz and Salsa |
 | Fun Kids Fun Kids is the radio station for children and their families. Tune in on DAB Digital Radio across the UK or online at www.funkidslive.com |
 | BRMB The name BRMB was a firm Brummie favourite for 38 years. It sadly vanished from the airwaves over a decade ago. BRMB was a true icon of Birmingham, together with the likes of HP Sauce, The Rotunda and The Bull Ring. But now BRMB is back! Playing a great mix of music from the 1970’s through the decades to the current day classics of the future. |