As a responsible UK broadcaster, QT FM is committed to transparency regarding our programming, music content, and station guidelines. This Public File contains information to give you a better understanding of our output and how we operate.

1. News & Weather Bulletins

We are dedicated to keeping our listeners informed throughout the day. We broadcast national and international news bulletins at the top of the hour, provided directly by Radio News Hub, alongside hourly weather updates generated by our own dedicated weather team. For our latest written news updates, please check the News & Weather section of our website, which is updated 24/7 via BBC News feeds.

2. The Music We Play & Schedule

QT FM provides "Real Music Variety" 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Our core music policy is a carefully curated mix of the 80s, 90s, and Today's Hits.

Throughout the daytime, you will hear a seamless mix of these decades. In the evenings, our schedule shifts to dedicated genre programming:

• 8:00 PM: 80s Meltdown (80s only)
• 9:00 PM: 90s Only
• 10:00 PM - 12:00 AM: The Love Zone

Our programming also features live, presenter-led shows such as The Big Saturday Breakfast with Andy Edwards and Kev's Top 40 Retro Chart Show. To view our full weekly broadcast schedule, please visit our What's On page.

3. Station Contact Details

If you would like to get in touch with the studio to make a track request, offer feedback, or inquire about advertising, you can reach out via the following methods:

• Studio Enquiries: Please use our official Contact Page.
• Station Ownership: QT FM is proudly owned, managed, and operated by QT FM Studios.

4. How to Complain

We strive to deliver the highest quality radio broadcasting. However, if you are unhappy with anything you hear on QT FM, we want to know about it. In the first instance, please contact station management directly via our Contact Page so we can resolve the issue.

If you feel we have not dealt with your complaint adequately, and it pertains to broadcasting standards, you can submit a formal complaint to the UK broadcasting regulator, Ofcom, via their website at www.ofcom.org.uk.