Get your story talked about on UK radio

Radio Relations puts your spokesperson on BBC local, commercial and national radio, then reports every interview that airs. You pay only for the coverage you get.

51.1 million UK adults listen to radio every week (RAJAR, Q2 2026)

Since 2002 as the radio specialists at Relations Group

No travel every interview done remotely from home or the office

How a radio campaign works

Most campaigns take a few weeks from first call to the day your spokesperson goes on air. Here is what happens in between.

What happens on a radio day

  1. Find the story

    We turn your news, research or awareness day into an angle a producer can use.

  2. Sell it in

    We call the producers and news editors who decide what goes on air, station by station.

  3. Go on air

    Your spokesperson does back-to-back live and pre-recorded interviews from home or the office.

  4. Report every item

    You get a report of every item that aired, the combined reach and the value of the coverage.

Recent radio campaigns

All radio case studies

Charities

Ataxia UK

Ataxia Awareness Day 2025

Items
5
Reach
7.0 million
Return
29:1

Finance, money and insurance

Love Finance

Small Business Advice Week 2025

Items
11
Reach
3.8 million
Return
24:1

Travel and leisure

Saxony Tourism

Christmas 2025

Items
15
Reach
4.1 million
Return
22:1

B2B and professional services

Mills & Reeve

Family Mediation Week 2024

Items
14
Reach
3.5 million
Return
32:1

Finance, money and insurance

Everypaw

Easter 2025

Items
18
Reach
2.6 million
Return
26:1

Part of Relations Group

Radio Relations is the radio arm of Relations Group, a UK broadcast PR agency with around 25 years in the business. Its newsroom, IMN, supplies content to radio and TV stations across the country, so our team talks to producers every day.

If your campaign needs TV as well as radio, the same team can add it. You keep one point of contact and one coverage report.

Questions we get asked

What does Radio Relations actually do?

We get your story and your spokesperson on UK radio. We find the angle, pitch it to producers, run the interviews and report on every item that airs.

How do you charge?

We work on payment by results. You agree a capped coverage budget and pay only for the coverage that actually airs.

Does our spokesperson need to travel?

No. Every interview is done remotely, from home or the office, over a studio-quality link. A radio day fits around a normal working day.

How is Radio Relations connected to Relations Group?

Radio Relations is the radio specialist brand of Relations Group, a UK broadcast PR agency. If you need TV as well, the same team can add it.

Planning a radio campaign?

Book a call with Adam Cox, Chairman of Relations Group. Tell him what you want to get across and he will tell you honestly how radio could carry it.

Book a call

or call 020 7158 0000