Welcome to Ribble FM
"The Voice of the Valley"
Ribble FM is a CIC not-for-profit organisation which provides a full-time radio service to the Ribble Valley area of Lancashire. We provide entertainment by playing a huge range of great music, local event news and and of course those all important traffic and weather updates.
As a community station we are here to support other charities, organisations, community groups and individuals by offering a platform to be heard on. We also support local businesses by offering a fantastic advertising platform.
Local News Headlines from the Lancashire Telegraph
Updates as 15 fire engines called to huge blaze - road closed and warning issued
Fire crews from Lancashire and West Yorkshire were called to Bacup Road overnight following a blaze
Main road to close to allow for cover replacement works
Hyndburn Road in Accrington will be closed to motor vehicles
Blackburn accountancy firm to help people prepare for new digital tax system
Blackburn-based accountancy firm PM+M is offering a free drop-in advice day
Pendle primary where pupils, parents and staff are a "big family" praised by Ofsted
A Pendle school where pupils, parents and staff are “a big family” has been celebrated by Ofsted following a recent inspection.
Local Weather Forecast
UK and World News Headlines from Sky News
Supermarket's own-brand hummus recalled over E.coli warning
Sainsbury's has recalled some of its own-brand hummus after it was found it could contain potentially deadly E.coli.
Supermarket's own-brand hummus recalled over E.coli warning
Sainsbury's has recalled some of its own-brand hummus after it was found it could contain potentially deadly E.coli.
Albania's prime minister appoints an AI-generated 'minister' to tackle corruption
Albania’s prime minister has appointed an artificial intelligence-generated “minister” to tackle corruption and promote innovation in his new cabinet.
Zoopla and Uswitch owner plots break-up and sale
The owner of Uswitch, one of Britain's biggest price comparison platforms, and Zoopla, the online property portal, is plotting a break-up that could lead to the sale of some of Britain's best-known consumer websites in the next 12 months.
