diff --git a/config.toml.example b/config.toml.example index 8a46f1e8..989c8db1 100644 --- a/config.toml.example +++ b/config.toml.example @@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ [pageContext] longName = "University Radio York" shortName = "URY" - siteDescription = "University Radio York (URY) is the student radio station for the University of York, broadcasting 24 hours a day during term time on 1350AM and 88.3FM across campus, and worldwide via this website." + siteDescription = "University Radio York (URY) is the student radio station for the University of York, broadcasting 24 hours a day during term time on 88.3FM across campus, and worldwide via this website." urlPrefix = "" fullURL = "https://ury.org.uk" diff --git a/faqs.toml b/faqs.toml index f3ec0699..5cda5d45 100644 --- a/faqs.toml +++ b/faqs.toml @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ [[faqs]] question = "How do I listen to URY?" -answer = "Grab the boombox from your parents’ attic and tune it to 1350AM or 88.3FM, go to our website: ury.org.uk/live, ask your smart speaker “play University Radio York”, or get the Radioplayer, TuneIn, or Apple Music app." +answer = "Grab the boombox from your parents’ attic and tune it to 88.3FM, go to our website: ury.org.uk/live, ask your smart speaker “play University Radio York”, or get the Radioplayer, TuneIn, or Apple Music app." [[faqs]] question = "Can I get a show?" diff --git a/views/about.tmpl b/views/about.tmpl index b8e1386e..d13ad1ce 100644 --- a/views/about.tmpl +++ b/views/about.tmpl @@ -59,18 +59,15 @@
We are of course a legal radio station and we broadcast on AM radio all across campus on 1350KHz Medium Wave.
-So what are you waiting for? Ask your parents if you can have their old boom box, and get it tuned into URY like it’s 1989.
We're also broadcasting across campus on 88.3MHz FM.
-Did your parents get rid of the boom box at a car boot sale? Pick us up on that radio you got yourself because you're at uni and you're an "adult" now.
+Does your car have a radio? Did you buy yourself a radio because you're at uni and you're an "adult" now? Either way, tune it to 88.3!
URY can occasionally be heard out and about on campus, we regularly attend campus events such as move-in days, Freshers’ Fairs, and Elections Result Night! If you hear us… come along and say hi!
Left your boom box at home? Don’t worry we are online too.
+If you don't own a radio or if your radio is in your car and you want to listen to us outside your car then don’t worry we are online too.
You can listen to us live through radioplayer (recommended), or via one of our streams:
We pride ourselves at URY for running all the technical aspects of the radio station ourselves. In summer 2015, the internal audio routing was completely overhauled and converted to audio over IP by the engineering team in a project known as “Beat the Buzz”.
In 2018 we were awarded a grant by the University of York of £40,000 to upgrade our studios and upgrade them we did. Brand new audio equipment, a total interior re-design, and fancy red/blue colour schemes to match, the 40K project, completed Christmas 2019 and fronted by some of URY's most dedicated members, allowed us to produce highly polished material while also giving the broader community in the University a place to create their own audio content.
Over the decades we've enjoyed ourselves doing all manner of ridiculous things on and off-air. We pride ourselves on our innovative approach to radio that you will struggle to find in the industry. Luckily these ideas are recognised by industry professionals by a plethora of awards. In 2020, nearly 15 years since our last win for gold in the category - we won the gold award for Best Student Radio Station in the country at the Student Radio Awards. The judges praised the attention we gave to our audience and the novel ideas we pushed to the forefront of our content.
-In 2021, we were given a license to broadcast on FM at the same time as AM, getting us onto both 1350AM and 88.3FM.
+In 2021, we were given a license to broadcast on FM at the same time as AM, getting us onto both 1350AM and 88.3FM. In 2023 we decided to finally turn off our AM transmitter for good. To send it off we did a 135 hour long broadcast which included inviting back many of our alumni to do send off shows. As of the 26th of June 2023 we no longer broadcast on AM.