Selected European Radio Frequency Allocations
30 MHz to 300 GHz

These are the European radio frequency allocations per the wall chart issued by RF Design magazine in 2005.

Ofcom (Office of Communications) in the UK is analogous to the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) in the U.S. As with all bureaucracies, rules are changed all the time, so it behooves you to check the source for regulations on frequency allocations, power limits, modulation techniques, etc., prior to planning any serious production design or implementation. The responsibility is entirely yours to assure compliance.

Download the 2007 "Selected European Radio Frequency Allocations from 30 MHz to 300 GHz" wall chart PDF file from RF Design.

Application30 MHz to 300 MHz300 MHz to 3000 MHz3 GHz to 30 GHz30 GHz to 300 GHz
Defense Systems29.7-74.8, 75.2-87.5, 138-144, 230-242.95, 243.055-312312-328.65, 335.4-399.9, 790-890, 915-935, 1675-1710, 2520-2655, 2900-31003.10-3.40, 4.40-5.00, 7.25-8.40, 14.50-15.35, 15.7-17.7, 24.05-24.25-26.5-27.533.4-37.0, 43.50-45.50, 59.0-59.3, 71-74, 81-84
Analog/Digital Land Mobile Radio PMR/PAMR (Professional Mobile Radio/Public Access Mobile Radio)30.01-40.66, 40.7-74.8, 75.2-87.5, 146-156, 157.45-160.60, 160.975-161.475, 162.05-174.0385-390, 395.0-399.9, 406.1-430, 440-470, 870-876, 915-921  
Radio Microphones29.7-47.0, 174-216470-862, 863-865, 1785-1800  
Wind Profile Radar44-681270-1300  
Amateur Applications50-52, 144-146430-440, 1240-1300, 2300-24503.4-3.5, 5.650-5.830, 10.0-10.5, 24.0-24.2547.0-47.2, 75.5-77.5, 122.25-123.0, 134-141, 241-250
Radio Astronomy37.50-38.25, 70.45-74.80, 150.05-153.0406.1-410, 608-614, 1300-1400, 1610.6-1613.8, 1660-1670, 2200-2290, 2655-26904.80-5.03, 8.215-8.40, 14.50-15.35, 22.21-23.5531.0-31.3, 36-37, 42.5-43.5, 48.54-49.44, 76-86, 92-94, 95-105, 109.5-111.8, 114.25-116.0, 130-134, 136-148.5, 151.5-158.5, 200-202, 209-217, 226.0-231.5, 235-238, 241-248, 252-265
Mobile Applications137-1441785-1800, 2290-2300, 2483.5-2500.03.50-3.60, 4.40-5.0, 8.025-8.215 
Low Earth Orbiting Satellite137-138, 148.0-150.05400.15-401.0  
Meteorological Satellite137-138 7.45-7.55, 7.75-7.85 
Terrestrial Digital Audio Broadcasting (TDAB)174-2401452-1479.5  
Satellite Digital Audio Broadcasting (S-DAB) 1479.5-1492  
Amateur Satellite144-146434.79-438.0, 1260-1270, 2400-24505.650-5.725, 5.830-5.850, 10.45-10.5, 24.0-24.0547.0-47.2, 76.0-77.5, 122.25-123.0, 134-141, 241-250
Non-Specific Short Range Device (SBD)40.66-40.70, 48.5-50433.05-434.79, 2400.0-2483.55.725-5.925, 24.0-24.2559.3-62.0, 122.25-123.0, 134-141, 241-250
FM Radio Broadcasting87.5-108.0   
Industrial, Scientific and Medical Applications (ISM)40.66-40.70433.05-434.79, 2400-25005.725-5.925, 24-24.2559.3-62.0
On-Site Paging47.0-47.25450-470  
Public Cellular Networks, GSM 455-470, 880-915, 925-960, 1710-1785, 1805-1880  
Services Ancillary to Programming/Broadcasting (SAP/SAB) 470-862, 2025-2110, 2220-2290, 2300-24003.40-3.50, 10.0-10.68, 22.0-23.6, 24.0-24.547.2-20.2
TV Broadcasting174-230470-862  
Satellite Navigation 1164-1260, 1300-1350, 1559-16105.0-5.03 
Mobile Satellite Applications 1525-1559, 1610.0-1660.5, 1980-2010,2170-2200, 2483.5-2500.0, 2670-26907.25-7.45, 7.90-8.025 
Meteorological Applications 1668.4-1710.0  
Passive Applications including Earth Exploration Satellite 1400-1427, 2690-27004.2-4.4, 4.80-4.99, 6.425-7.250, 8.025-8.40, 10.67-10.7, 13.25-13.4, 13.75-14.0, 15.35-15.40, 18.60-18.80, 21.20-21.40, 23.60-24.031.3-31.8, 36-37, 40.2-50.4, 52.6-59.3, 86-92, 100-102, 116.0-122.25, 148.5-151.5, 155.5-158.5, 164-167, 174.5-191.8, 200-209, 226.0-231.5, 235-238, 250-252
Digital Enhanced Cordless Telephony System (DECT) 1880-1900  
Terrestrial UMTS/IMT-2000 (International Mobile Telecommunications) 1900-1980, 2010-2025, 2110-2170, 2500-2690  
Fixed Links (both Point-to-Point and Multipoint Systems) 2025-2110, 2200-2290, 2483.5-2500.0, 2520-26703.4-4.2, 5.925-8.5, 10.15-10.30, 10.45-10.68, 10.7-11.7, 12.75-13.25, 14.5-15.35, 17.7-19.7, 22.0-22.6, 23.0-23.6, 24.5-26.5, 27.5-29.531.0-31.3, 31.5-33.4, 37-39.5, 48.5-50.2, 51.4-52.6, 55.78-59, 59.3-62, 64-66
UMTS/IMT-2000 (International Mobile Telecommunications Satellite Component) 1980-2010, 2170-2200  
Motion Sensors 2400.0-2483.59.20-10.0, 10.50-10.60, 13.40-14.0, 24.05-24.2533.4-35.2
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) 2400.0-2483.5  
Fixed Wireless Access Systems (Point-to-Multipoint and Mesh)  3.4-3.8, 10.15-10.30, 10.50-10.65, 24.50-26.50, 27.50-29.50 
Coordinated Earth Stations in Fixed Satellite Service (FSS)  3.60-4.20, 4.50-4.80, 5.850-6.70 
Active Sensors  5.250-5.570 
Wireless Access Systems Including Radio Local Area Networks 2400-2483.55.150-5.350, 5.470-5.725, 17.10-17.3059.3-62
Position Fixing  5.250-5.725 
Ship borne and VTS Radar  5.250-5.725 
Military Radiolocation 1215-1300, 2700-35005.250-5.85033.4-35.2
Weather Radars  5.250-5.570, 5.650-5.850 
Aeronautical Radionavigation74.8-75.2, 108-117.975328.5-335.4, 960-1350, 2700-31004.2-4.4, 5.03-5.15, 8.50-10.0, 13.25-13.75 
Fixed Satellite Service Applications  6.725-7.025, 10.7-10.95, 11.2-11.45, 12.5-13.25, 13.75-14.0, 15.43-15.63, 17.7-21.2, 27.5-29.5, 29.9-3037.5-43.5, 47.2-50.2
VSAT/SNG Applications (Very Small Aperture Terminal/Satellite News Gathering)  12.5-12.75, 14.0-14.50 
Mobile Satellite Service137-138, 148-150.054000.15-401, 1525-1559, 1610-1660.57.25-7.375, 7.9-8.025, 14.0-14.50, 19.7-21.20, 29.5-3130-31
Satellite Feeder Links  5.15-5.25, 6.925-7.075, 17.3-18.4, 27.50-29.5047.20-49.44
Short Range Radar   33.4-35.2, 77-81, 92-95

Information derived from 2005 RF Design poster