Articles about Radio Luxembourg

An ‘on this day in history’ book about pop? Great. A meticulously researched and thus accurate for once ‘on this day in history’ book about pop? Yes please!

Part three of a brief technical history of broadcasting in Britain

It’s Number One, it’s Top Of The Pops!

Part Two: Keith Waterhouse of the Daily Mirror looks into the future of British television

Granada’s World in Action looks at the victims of the off-shore radio boom: the recording artists who drove it

It’s all change for Europe’s wavelengths in 1934… but what will Radio Luxembourg do?

Our new microsite takes you behind the scenes of Radio Luxembourg in 1965: from the staff to the adverts, from how to buy airtime to how to visit… and packed with audio clips recorded by Transdiffusion at the time!

A personal look back at 1964 from David Heathcote

Meet ATV’s Shaw Taylor, former actor, continuity announcer and now host of ‘Pencil and Paper’ in 1962

Nigel Stapley hits the SW Bands

1960s: At the top of his game.

More than a legendary broadcasting figure, Alan Freeman was a 1960s icon.

Kif Bowden-Smith continues his personal memoir of Alan Freeman.

The world’s greatest radio station

From the Grand Duchy to your living room