Subcity is also a former member of the Student Radio Association. History Subcity was founded in 1995 after the initial Glasgow University radio brand, Sweet FM, was used by former members of the team who had graduated. They encountered regulatory problems during their broadcast in 1994, leaving the Sweet FM brand tarnished and in dispute with the University student authorities over naming and logo rights. Subsequently, the official university station was rebranded as Subcity Radio. The University's first broadcast was as Sweet FM in September 1993 for one month on an FM RSL from an un-let University flat in the Murano Street Student Village. The next broadcast was under the Ton and a Half brand in conjunction with the Glasgow School of Art who were celebrating their 150th anniversary in the Winter of 1994, with a subsequence joint venture with the School of Art in the winter of 1995 under the "Art School Radio" brand. 1995 Its first broadcast under the new SubCity brand was in October 1995 from an unused University apartment in Park Circus on a minimal budget. As part of this inaugural broadcast the K Foundation gave their only radio interview about their burning of a million pounds on the SubCity show "Everything You Know Is Wrong" on 3 November 1995 at 6 pm. JD Twitch (of Optimo) was one of the first non student DJs to be invited to contribute and would go on to do a show "Freestyle with Twitch" every year until 2000. 1996 February saw the station's second broadcast as Subcity Radio . The station was later awarded Best Station at the inaugural UK Radio 1 Student Radio Awards. In July Subcity ran a 3-week RSL to cover that year's T in the Park festival. 1997 In March, following the station's awards win the year before, John Peel and Steve Lamacq presented shows from the station's studio, which at the time was in a student's kitchen. In July Subcity joined forces with Edinburgh's Fresh Air FM to provide RSLs in Edinburgh, Glasgow and on site for the T in The Park festival. 2000 The station was able to move into a new, purpose built permanent studio on campus which allowed for year-round broadcasting and training. 2002 In 2002, a 5-year low-powered AM licence was awarded. This allowed for permanent broadcasting to campus, rather than for just one month per year. However the AM