Listeners please note, Alive 107.3fm is having web based technical works being carried out today.  As a result you may experience occasional loss of broadcast.  We apologise for this short term problem.

We do apologise for service difficulties this afternoon with our internet streams. Our service provider is working hard to restore the service as soon as possible. Please check back.

UPDATE AT 12.10AM, 5 January – FULL SERVICE NOW RESTORED. Sorry for any inconvenience from the problems over the last 8 hours, which were due to circumstances outside our control.

We apologise for the interruption to our live streaming service which ocurred this morning, which was due to remote server problems outside our control.

Everything is back to normal now.

The earlier problems with our online streaming service, due to a fire in the UK based datacentre used by the service company, have now been resolved by re-routing. Hopefully we’re back to normal, but you may experience occasional difficulties as the engineers implement a permenant solution.

If you’ve been trying to listen to Alive Radio using one of our internet streams, we do apologise but they have been offline since just after 5.30pm today, due to a fire in the datacentre housing the servers, in the south of England.

Engineers are working to re-route the service to another datacentre and we hope to have service restored soon.

Meanwhile, we do hope you’ll keep looking back for more information. We’ll post here when we know more.

The Alive Radio Engineering Team.

We’re upgrading our streaming service this afternoon, which should improve the sound quality you experience and allow many more listeners to connect at the same time.

There may be a short break in service in while this is carried out and you may need ot close your browser and reopen it to regain the new service.

If you’re using iPhone or Andriod to conne, you’ll need to select Shoutcast (we were formerly using an Icecast server). We can help provide you with guidance and support if you get stuck.

Apologies for any inconvenience.

We’re delighted to be upgrading our automation and on-air system to provide you with an even better service.

As a consequence of the improvements, there may be occasional interruptions over the next 24 hours and our presenters are working without some of the normal tools in studio – jingle play-outs etc.

Thanks for understanding.

The engineering team.

We’re pleased to say that our internet broadcasting service is now repaired and running smoothly, with and upgraded quality service. We apologise for any inconvenience.

We apologise for some difficulties today in our internet broadcasting service. We’re working on it and service will be resumed as soon as possible.

Alive’s collaboration with Dumfries and Galloway Infirmary, resulting with inclusion on the Hospedia System was reported in the Standard this week: