Manchester TV, Radio and Newspapers
Across Greater Manchester there is a wide choice of radio stations and a variety of local newspapers. The main newspaper in Manchester is the Manchester Evening News.
Manchester TV
Channel M is Greater Manchester’s only TV station devoted to Manchester. However, the BBC does include a very limited number of local interest programmes in its schedules as well as a daily news programme for the North West of England.
Manchester Radio
New radio stations are emerging all the time while others stop broadcasting or change their broadcasting frequency. The following details are reasonably up to date. BBC Radio Manchester (95.1 & 104.6 FM) has high quality programming with a local flavour. Other stations based in the Greater Manchester area have a rock/pop/discussion format and include, Smooth FM (100.4 FM), Picadilly Magic (1152 MW), Key 103 (103 FM), XFM Manchester (97.7 FM), Galaxy 102 (102 FM), Wigan based WISH FM (102.4 FM), (Bolton and Bury) Tower FM (107.4) and Revolution (96.2 FM)
Manchester Newspapers
The largest circulation daily (6 days, not Sundays) in Greater Manchester is the Manchester Evening News. A variety of smaller circulation dailies and weeklies are available in different parts of Greater Manchester. These include:-
Bolton newspapers
Bolton News
Bury newspapers
Bury Times, Radcliffe Times
Rochdale newspapers
Rochdale Observer, Heywood Advertiser, Middleton Guardian
Manchester newspapers
Manchester Evening News, North East Manchester Advertiser, Prestwich Advertiser, South Manchester Reporter, The South Manchester Reporter
Oldham newspapers
Oldham Advertiser, Oldham Chronicle
Salford newspapers
Salford Advertiser
Stockport newspapers
Stockport Express, Wilmslow Express
Trafford newspapers
Stretford and Urmston Messenger, Trafford Messenger, Urmston Messenger
Tameside newspapers
Tameside Advertiser
Wigan newspapers
Wigan Evening Post, Wigan Observer, Wigan Reporter
In addition, the Asian News provides new to the Asian communities in Greater Manchester.



There is also a weekly jobs newspaper called Jobs North West – I think its still going…….:)