Panjab Radio marks 26-years as UK’s longest‑running Panjabi broadcaster
Panjab Radio is marking 26 years on air, reinforcing its position as one of the UK’s longest‑running Panjabi commercial broadcasters.
Launched in 2000 by Surjit Singh Ghuman MBE, the station became the country’s first 24‑hour national Panjabi service on a satellite platform, building a sustained footprint across UK radio and global distribution.
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Surjit Singh Ghuman, MBE, said, “Today we celebrate 26 years of unforgettable music, cherished memories, and unwavering community support. From our first broadcast in 2000 as the UK’s first national satellite Panjabi Commercial Radio Station, we have maintained our position as the UK’s Number 1 Panjabi Commercial Radio Station. Aside from the UK Panjab Radio broadcasts globally, find us on Smart Speakers, 558am in London DAB in Greater London, Coventry & Warwickshire, Wolverhampton, Birmingham, Bradford Newcastle upon Tyne, Derbyshire and Nottingham, national DAB in Norway, Europe-Wide on Sky Channel 0125 and on- line via panjabradio.co.uk.”
