Yes, agree whole heartily there Simon! 
Community Radio
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Re: Community Radio
by keefers » Fri May 21, 2010 6:19 am
Yes, agree whole heartily there Simon! On-Air Saturdays 10am to 12Midday.
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Re: Community Radio
by keefers » Fri Jun 25, 2010 5:49 am
Please see my posting re:- Heart moving to Bristol. The post is entitled 'Shoreditch House'Thank you.
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Re: Community Radio
by keefers » Tue Jul 27, 2010 11:09 am
Actually coming to think it was 'Haygrove House ' in Shoreditch road!!! 
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Re: Community Radio
by wirelessoley » Sat Sep 25, 2010 4:42 pm
Re local radio,
Why do you think local radio died ??
Because it was all the same, two and three records in a row, you played what bland recordings the computer told you to play,they all sounded the same, the public could easily have that with an I-pod except it would be their own choice of music. The general public want to be entertained, they want to be talked to. The vast majority of listeners are of a mature age and not one local station has ever programmed for them . The wide range of different programmes on Apple AM is the way to go for community radio, otherwise it will fail like all other ILR station did. Regarding "red spots on the board, we have lots of noon to 2pm spots, talk to me and you can fill them or any other blank spots, if YOU can't do them don't shout about it.
Tony Soley Chairman/Programme controller
Why do you think local radio died ??
Because it was all the same, two and three records in a row, you played what bland recordings the computer told you to play,they all sounded the same, the public could easily have that with an I-pod except it would be their own choice of music. The general public want to be entertained, they want to be talked to. The vast majority of listeners are of a mature age and not one local station has ever programmed for them . The wide range of different programmes on Apple AM is the way to go for community radio, otherwise it will fail like all other ILR station did. Regarding "red spots on the board, we have lots of noon to 2pm spots, talk to me and you can fill them or any other blank spots, if YOU can't do them don't shout about it.
Tony Soley Chairman/Programme controller
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Re: Community Radio
by keefers » Mon Sep 27, 2010 7:37 pm
Hear! Hear! right on the pulse Tony! On-Air Saturdays 10am to 12Midday.
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