Colin Cressey With crappy reception on medium wave, Yeah right, I perfere Virgin Digital Radio in clear reception, Virgin 1215 first started at 12.15 pm on 30 April 1993, The original line-up of DJs included Richard Skinner, Russ Williams, Jono Coleman, Mitch Johnson, Graham Dene, Nick Abbot, Wendy Lloyd, Tommy Vance, Emperor Rosko and Dave Fanning. Chris Evans, From before its launch on AM, Virgin Radio was campaigning for a national FM network. Initially, it lobbied for Radio 4's FM network to be made available[18] and then, when the Radio Authority launched a consultation on the use of the 105-108 MHz band,[19] it lobbied for it to be set aside as a national network.[20] The Radio Authority decided, however, that 105-108 MHz would be licensed to new local and regional stations[21] and Virgin Radio applied for[22] and won one of the new FM licences advertised in London as a result.[23] Virgin Radio launched on 105.8 MHz FM in London on 10 April 1995 and then station rebranded to Absolute Radio at 7:45 am on 29 September 2008. I actually sent Virgin Radio a message to congratulate there return, when Virgin Radio relaunched on DAB and online on 30th March 2016. My words were keep on tracking when I sent Edith Bowman and her crew a message traveling on the Virgin High Speed train from Manchester to London Euston, A day I wont forget.
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Colin Cressey With crappy reception on medium wave, Yeah right, I perfere Virgin Digital Radio in clear reception, Virgin 1215 first started at 12.15 pm on 30 April 1993, The original line-up of DJs included Richard Skinner, Russ Williams, Jono Coleman, Mitch Johnson, Graham Dene, Nick Abbot, Wendy Lloyd, Tommy Vance, Emperor Rosko and Dave Fanning. Chris Evans,
From before its launch on AM, Virgin Radio was campaigning for a national FM network. Initially, it lobbied for Radio 4's FM network to be made available[18] and then, when the Radio Authority launched a consultation on the use of the 105-108 MHz band,[19] it lobbied for it to be set aside as a national network.[20] The Radio Authority decided, however, that 105-108 MHz would be licensed to new local and regional stations[21] and Virgin Radio applied for[22] and won one of the new FM licences advertised in London as a result.[23]
Virgin Radio launched on 105.8 MHz FM in London on 10 April 1995 and then station rebranded to Absolute Radio at 7:45 am on 29 September 2008. I actually sent Virgin Radio a message to congratulate there return, when Virgin Radio relaunched on DAB and online on 30th March 2016.
My words were keep on tracking when I sent Edith Bowman and her crew a message traveling on the Virgin High Speed train from Manchester to London Euston, A day I wont forget.
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