Eleven bid for Belfast FM licence
09 Dec 2004 | by MediaWeek
January 2005, and applications for Norwich were welcomed from yesterday. Meanwhile, Ofcom has given ...
redundancies has caused union problems, the development of a £60m plant at Fort Dunlop is a strong ...
January 2005, and applications for Norwich were welcomed from yesterday. Meanwhile, Ofcom has given ...
Ofcom has unveiled plans for a new FM licence in Norwich and the surrounding area, giving...FM licence. Bidders for the Norwich FM licence will have to submit their applications to the media ...
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