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About Clyde 1
Clyde 1 is Glasgow's best-known commercial radio station and a household name across the west of Scotland. Broadcasting on 102.5 FM, it plays the biggest hits, keeps listeners up to date with local news, travel and sport, and has been part of everyday life in the city for over fifty years. Searches for clyde 1 live and clyde one fm are hugely popular, and on this page you can listen to Clyde 1 radio live online for free.
Scotland's first commercial radio station
Radio Clyde went on air on 31 December 1973, becoming the first commercial radio station in Scotland. It quickly became a Glasgow institution, launching the careers of famous Scottish broadcasters and building a close bond with its audience. In 1990 the station split into Clyde 1 on FM, with pop and chart music, and Clyde 2 on AM for older listeners. Today Clyde 1 is part of Bauer Media Audio UK, the group behind Hits Radio, Greatest Hits Radio, KISS and Absolute Radio, and its stations are available on the Rayo app.
What you will hear on Clyde 1
Clyde 1 plays a mix of current chart hits and well-known songs from recent decades, with presenters who bring a proper Glaswegian sense of humour to the airwaves. Breakfast is the centrepiece of the schedule, with music, chat, competitions and the latest news, followed by daytime and drive-time shows that keep the hits coming. The station is also well known for its charity work through Cash for Kids, which raises money for children across the region every year, especially through the Mission Christmas appeal. Local news bulletins, traffic updates and football coverage make Clyde 1 a genuinely local station.
How to listen to Clyde 1
In Glasgow and the surrounding area, tune your FM radio to 102.5. Clyde 1 is also on DAB digital radio, smart speakers and the Rayo app. The simplest way is to press play above and the Clyde 1 live stream starts straight away on any device. If you are looking for the Clyde 1 schedule, it is published on the station's website. Other Scottish stations on our site include Heart Scotland, NorthSound 1, BBC Radio Scotland and Forth 1.
For hits, humour and local news with a Glasgow accent, Clyde 1 has been the city's favourite for generations.
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How to listen to Clyde 1 live
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- 01Press play
Click the "Listen live" button at the top of this page.
- 02Wait a moment
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- 03Enjoy
Clyde 1 plays right in your browser, with nothing to install.
Clyde 1 schedule
- John Isherwood01:00–06:00
- Bowie at Breakfast06:00–10:00
- Greigsy10:00–14:00On now
- Grant Thomson14:00–16:00
- Grant Thomson16:00–18:00
- Clyde 1 Superscoreboard18:00–20:00
- Callum Gallacher20:00–22:00
- Grace22:00–00:00
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Frequently asked questions
Clyde 1 broadcasts on 102.5 FM in Glasgow and the west of Scotland, and is also available on DAB digital radio and online.
Yes. Press play at the top of this page to listen to Clyde 1 live for free on any device.
Radio Clyde launched on 31 December 1973 as Scotland's first commercial radio station. It became Clyde 1 on FM in 1990.
Clyde 1 is part of Bauer Media Audio UK, which also runs Hits Radio, Greatest Hits Radio, KISS and Absolute Radio.
Yes. You can listen to Clyde 1 live for free here on UK Radio Stations, 24 hours a day.
Yes. Clyde 1 plays in your phone’s browser on Android or iPhone — there is no app to install. Just open this page and press play.
Yes. Connect your phone to the car stereo by Bluetooth or cable, open Clyde 1 here on UK Radio Stations and enjoy the live stream on the road.
If the stream does not load, wait a few seconds and press play again — some streams take a moment to connect. You can also refresh the page or try another Adult Contemporary station meanwhile. UK Radio Stations checks every stream automatically.