Langley Mill (Staffordshire, England) analogue radio transmitter
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Are there any planned engineering works or unexpected transmitter faults on the Langley Mill (Staffordshire, England) mast?
No problems on any service. 
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Langley Mill AM/FMFriday, 7 August 2020
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Jon collins11:06 PM
no meant io on classic rock 1152 that this freq is no longer in use, guess they hate am mw radio, im English 22 in birmingham uk much prefer the Dutch pirate stations on 1620 1635 etc, in Dutch but excellent music formats et, rock, oldies etc,
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Saturday, 8 August 2020
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Chris.SE12:56 AM
Jon collins:
AFAIK "Greatest Hits Radio" is the station broadcasting on 1152 from Langley Mill, at least that is still mentioned on their website!
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Chris.SE2:30 AM
Jon collins:
Well further to my last - which is wrong - Greatest Hits Radio website for the West Midlands is out of date as they haven't removed the 1152kHz listing. OFCOM is also a useless site as I'd done a previous search and found nothing, but based on some further information I found, I eventually found that Bauer Radio which has been broadcasting "Absolute Classic Rock" on 1152 from Langley Mill have surrendered the licence, so yes, it's closed, all part of Bauer's cutbacks!
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StevensOnln111:21 AM
Jon collins: Most AM radio stations get relatively few listeners as the majority have switched to listening on DAB or online. AM transmitters are expensive to run and are becoming less commercially viable, hence why many AM stations have closed already and most will quite likely close over the next few years.
Absolute Classic Rock is available on DAB across Birmingham and most of the wider West Midlands region.
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Sunday, 9 August 2020
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Chris.SE1:02 AM
Jon collins:
If you go to buy a DAB radio if you haven't got one, make sure it is DAB+ (DAB plus), as a lot of stations are now moving to this type of transmission. There are still too many radios which are only plain DAB being sold, especially in large superstores!
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