This document discusses community radio, including that it is small scale radio stations owned and controlled by local communities for non-profit purposes. Key aspects are that they are staffed by volunteers and provide access and training to local residents to make programs. There are over 200 community radio stations in the UK, providing jobs and training opportunities. Stations aim to have real community participation reflected in their programs and structures through outreach, partnerships, audience research, and training. Examples of stations mentioned are Bristol Community Radio, Beam Radio in Totnes, and Radio Wear in Bishop Auckland.