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11982: added the fact that SRA 2023 happened, 88.3fm exists 1350am doesn't exist anymore. When/If DAB happens, it'll go here

2024-02-01T00:25:28Z

added the fact that SRA 2023 happened, 88.3fm exists 1350am doesn't exist anymore. When/If DAB happens, it'll go here

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	* '''2020''': The pandemic happened, and we moved to a year of remote broadcasting from home.		* '''2020''': The pandemic happened, and we moved to a year of remote broadcasting from home.
	* '''2020''': URY won Gold for Best Student Radio Station at the Student Radio Awards.		* '''2020''': URY won Gold for Best Student Radio Station at the Student Radio Awards.
			* '''2021''': URY started broadcasting on 88.3am. Subsequently, a license was awarded to do so until 2027.
			* '''2023''': 1350AM was finally switched off after 135 hours of consecutive radio, ending with a large party. Many alumni were invited.
			* '''2023''': URY achieved the most Gold medals at the Student Radio Awards, and possibly the most overall with 9 awarded.
	[[Category:URY History]]		[[Category:URY History]]

11207 at 20:28, 13 February 2021

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	* '''2013''': URY wins 7 Student Radio Awards out of 9 nominations.		* '''2013''': URY wins 7 Student Radio Awards out of 9 nominations.
	* '''2014''': URY wins Best Journalistic Programming at the Student Radio Awards with its coverage or river safety.		* '''2014''': URY wins Best Journalistic Programming at the Student Radio Awards with its coverage or river safety.
			* '''2018''': URY celebrates its 50th Anniversary. (maybe don't trust the years at the top of this page)
			* '''2018''': We won a grant from the alumni for £40,000 to upgrade our studios.

			== 20s ==
			* '''2020''': The pandemic happened, and we moved to a year of remote broadcasting from home.
			* '''2020''': URY won Gold for Best Student Radio Station at the Student Radio Awards.

	[[Category:URY History]]		[[Category:URY History]]

7 at 20:48, 20 June 2020

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	*'''1998''' URY celebrates its 30th birthday by a Restricted Service Licence (RSL), broadcasting on FM for four weeks to the city of York as well as campus.		*'''1998''' URY celebrates its 30th birthday by a Restricted Service Licence (RSL), broadcasting on FM for four weeks to the city of York as well as campus.

	*'''1999''' URY moves from an induction loop system on campus to a Low ~~Powered~~ AM ~~licence~~ (LPAM) enabling a stronger signal on campus and more listeners.		*'''1999''' URY moves from an induction loop system on campus to the current Low Power AM (LPAM) transmitter, enabling a stronger signal on campus and more listeners. URY's frequency changes from 999kHz to the current 1350kHz.

	*'''1999''' To celebrate the turn of the millenium URY compiles the "Ultimate Student Chart" with "Bohemian Rhapsody" named the No.1 song. The station also organised its first gig featuring local and national bands called "Spark".		*'''1999''' To celebrate the turn of the millenium URY compiles the "Ultimate Student Chart" with "Bohemian Rhapsody" named the No.1 song. The station also organised its first gig featuring local and national bands called "Spark".

7449 at 20:48, 9 December 2014

2014-12-09T20:48:59Z

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	* '''2011''': URY joins the UK Radioplayer service as one of the first stations to do so.		* '''2011''': URY joins the UK Radioplayer service as one of the first stations to do so.
	* '''2012''': URY moves to a larger webcaster licence. At the same time, Tom Whitehouse ends his long tenure as Honorary President and is replaced.		* '''2012''': URY moves to a larger webcaster licence. At the same time, Tom Whitehouse ends his long tenure as Honorary President and is replaced.
			* '''2013''': URY wins 7 Student Radio Awards out of 9 nominations.
			* '''2014''': URY wins Best Journalistic Programming at the Student Radio Awards with its coverage or river safety.

	[[Category:URY History]]		[[Category:URY History]]

7281 at 20:26, 3 March 2014

2014-03-03T20:26:11Z

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	== 70s ==		== 70s ==

			* '''1976''': URY hosted the National Association of Students broadcasters 5th Annual College, Goodricke College, Saturday 31st of January to Sunday 1st of February.

	== 80s ==		== 80s ==

7449 at 20:51, 22 December 2013

2013-12-22T20:51:28Z

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	* '''2011''': URY joins the UK Radioplayer service as one of the first stations to do so.		* '''2011''': URY joins the UK Radioplayer service as one of the first stations to do so.
	* '''2012''': URY moves to a larger webcaster licence. At the same time, Tom Whitehouse ends his long tenure as Honorary President and is replaced.		* '''2012''': URY moves to a larger webcaster licence. At the same time, Tom Whitehouse ends his long tenure as Honorary President and is replaced.

			[[Category:URY History]]

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2013-09-21T17:30:10Z

00s

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	* '''2005''': URY wins the SRA Award for Best Student Station.		* '''2005''': URY wins the SRA Award for Best Student Station.

			*'''2008''': URY celebrates its 40th birthday with a 2 week FM broadcast in May.

	== 10s ==		== 10s ==

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2013-09-21T17:29:35Z

90s

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	== 90s ==		== 90s ==
	'''1998''' URY celebrates its 30th birthday by a Restricted Service Licence (RSL), broadcasting on FM for four weeks to the city of York as well as campus.		*'''1998''' URY celebrates its 30th birthday by a Restricted Service Licence (RSL), broadcasting on FM for four weeks to the city of York as well as campus.

	'''1999''' URY moves from an induction loop system on campus to a Low Powered AM licence (LPAM) enabling a stronger signal on campus and more listeners.		*'''1999''' URY moves from an induction loop system on campus to a Low Powered AM licence (LPAM) enabling a stronger signal on campus and more listeners.

	'''1999''' To celebrate the turn of the millenium URY compiles the "Ultimate Student Chart" with "Bohemian Rhapsody" named the No.1 song. The station also organised its first gig featuring local and national bands called "Spark".		*'''1999''' To celebrate the turn of the millenium URY compiles the "Ultimate Student Chart" with "Bohemian Rhapsody" named the No.1 song. The station also organised its first gig featuring local and national bands called "Spark".

	== 00s ==		== 00s ==

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2013-09-21T17:28:52Z

90s

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	== 90s ==		== 90s ==
	'''1998''' URY celebrates its 30th birthday by a Restricted Service Licence (RSL), broadcasting on FM for four weeks to the city of York as well as campus.		'''1998''' URY celebrates its 30th birthday by a Restricted Service Licence (RSL), broadcasting on FM for four weeks to the city of York as well as campus.

	'''1999''' URY moves from an induction loop system on campus to a Low Powered AM licence (LPAM) enabling a stronger signal on campus and more listeners.		'''1999''' URY moves from an induction loop system on campus to a Low Powered AM licence (LPAM) enabling a stronger signal on campus and more listeners.

	'''1999''' To celebrate the turn of the millenium URY compiles the "Ultimate Student Chart" with "Bohemian Rhapsody" named the No.1 song. The station also organised its first gig featuring local and national bands called "Spark".		'''1999''' To celebrate the turn of the millenium URY compiles the "Ultimate Student Chart" with "Bohemian Rhapsody" named the No.1 song. The station also organised its first gig featuring local and national bands called "Spark".

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2013-09-21T17:28:24Z

90s

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	== 90s ==		== 90s ==
			'''1998''' URY celebrates its 30th birthday by a Restricted Service Licence (RSL), broadcasting on FM for four weeks to the city of York as well as campus.
			'''1999''' URY moves from an induction loop system on campus to a Low Powered AM licence (LPAM) enabling a stronger signal on campus and more listeners.
			'''1999''' To celebrate the turn of the millenium URY compiles the "Ultimate Student Chart" with "Bohemian Rhapsody" named the No.1 song. The station also organised its first gig featuring local and national bands called "Spark".

	== 00s ==		== 00s ==