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Old 10-02-2023, 18:46   #3
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Re: Local radio disappearing in England

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Originally Posted by Rillington View Post
Commercial radio no longer broadcasts locally-produced content outside of brief local headlines, as part of a mixed two-minute bulletin of local, national and international news, and BBC Local Radio is about to massively scale back tis local output in favour of regional and England-wide programmes.

What are people's views on the withdrawl by commercial radio, and to an extent, the BBC from local broadcasting in England?
Its a shame as it is highly valued by some, particularly the isolated/vulnerable. As a public service broadcaster its exactly the service the BBC should provide. However a consequence of freezing the licence fee for years, and constant attacks from the Govt.
Commercial Local Radio has always been crap, no loss there.
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