Horizon Radio is marking a major milestone as it expands onto the FM airwaves in Milton Keynes. Listeners can now tune in on 105.5 FM – a frequency once home to The Point Radio and originally Secklow Sounds. This addition means the station is now available on both FM and DAB across the city, complementing its existing services on 104.7 FM and DAB in Northampton and DAB in Leighton Buzzard.
Launched just a year ago from its state-of-the-art studios in 
Midsummer Place, Horizon Radio has quickly become a trusted local voice, playing the biggest hits from the eighties to today while championing local people, events, and causes.
Managing Director Chris Gregg says:
“When we launched Horizon Radio last year, our goal was to create a truly local station that reflected the energy, spirit, and creativity of Milton Keynes. Expanding onto FM in our home city is a huge step for us, and it’s another way we can reach even more listeners. We’re thrilled to bring Horizon Radio to 105.5 FM, alongside our DAB service, as we continue to grow.”
The station runs a 24-hour schedule, featuring familiar voices such as Tony Dibbin and Emma Saint at breakfast, Mikey Faulkner and Dan Mayo, plus the Top 40 on Sunday afternoons, alongside regular local news and information.
This expansion marks an exciting new chapter in Milton Keynes’ radio landscape, giving the city a bigger, broader Horizon. From local arts and grassroots sport to live music sessions on the bandstand outside the studio, the station has established itself as a vibrant hub for both entertainment and community life.
Listeners can now tune in across Milton Keynes on 105.5 FM and DAB, in Northampton on 104.7 FM and DAB, and in Leighton Buzzard on DAB. Horizon Radio is also available online, via the free app, and on smart speakers.
Find out more at 👉 horizonradio.com
