English Radio Stations

By Rolly Dash -
Looking for an English radio station to listen to but dunno which one to choose from? Here we help u to make your choice.

English
88.9FM - BBC World Service
By BBC Radio
Offers English News
Great for people who wants to improve their standard of English

Gold 90.5FM
By MediaCorp Radio
Plays mainly English oldies that ranges from the 1960s to the 1990s. Also plays country songs.
Great for those who like oldies and retro music

Radio 91.3
By SPH UnionWorks
Offers contemporary hits

Symphony 92.4FM
Offers classical music
Perfect for those who love classical music...

938LIVE
By MediaCorp Radio
Offers News, information and regular traffic updates
Useful for those who are on the roads.. some students listen to it to improve their standards of English too..

Class 95FM
By MediaCorp Radio
Offers Adult Contemporary music. Targets mainly working adults. It is Singapore's number 1 English radio station.
It attracts a range of audience, from students to working adults.

Power98FM
By SAFRA Radio
Offers Contemporary hits, Top 40, targets the young and the young at heart.
Popular with students

987FM
Offers modern and contemporary hits, Top 40 etc. Rock, Rock, Rock!
Popular with students.

Lush 99.5FM
By MediaCorp Radio
Offers Jazz and chill-out music
For the Jazz music lovers.. jazz.. jazz.. jazz..

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