All posts by Briantist
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Stuart Owens: Ofcom | Tech Parameters still shows Coventry being on 12D.
According to Radio Today | Regional DAB turned off in West Midlands "The Bromsgrove transmitter frequency block will transfer over to MuxCo Herefordshire and Worcestershire from September 2013."
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Stuart Owens: I'm not sure. All the plans say that Coventry & Warwickshire is staying on 12D.
12A is listed for Lancashire, London (Switch) and Swansea.
The "MOU" says only Manchester, Liverpool, Humberside, Plymouth, Ayr, Inverness, Leicestershire and Peterborough get "frequency changes"
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Ruky Toje: Take your pick
ITV London/ITV2/ITV 4 10758 V 22000-5/6
See Eutelsat 28A & Astra 1N/2A/2F at 28.2°E - LyngSat
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peter: Thanks. Some of that was covered on the The end is near for analogue radio... Part one, a Medium and Long Wave goodbye | Digital radio | ukfree.tv - 11 years of independent, free digital TV advice page.
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John: It does appear that BBC local radio is listened to a lot, and has been since it was created.
http://www.rajar.co.uk/do….pdf
shows
All BBC Local / Regional Radio:
Weeky Reach: 9,536,000
Share of Hours: 8.3%
Looking back at 1999 using
RAJAR
Weekly Reach: 9,887,000
Share of Hours: 10.10%
And for 2003
Weekly Reach: 9,955,000
Share of Hours: 10.90%
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Ian: My only recollection of Schools Radio was a rather harrowing description of people on the Titanic, aged about 10.
I think we mainly watched Schools TV, and that for only a couple of half-hours a week.
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Stuart Owens: This one Farndon (Cheshire West and Chester, England) analogue radio transmitter | ukfree.tv - 11 years of independent, free digital TV advice ?
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Tuesday 3 September 2013 8:52AM
Tony Trueman: You can get Film4 from all transmitters in the UK now.