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Old 05-03-2025, 22:32   #117
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Re: AM Radio fading into history
Talksport has had approval from OFCOM to close a further 7 of it's remaining AM transmitters, leaving 11 still operating.

The sites to close are :

Clipstone (Nottinghamshire),
Duxhurst (Surrey),
Lisnagarvey (in County Antrim, Northern Ireland),
Lydd (Kent),
Stockton (Durham/North Yorkshire),
Southwick/Brighton (West Sussex) and
Rusthall (Tunbridge Wells).

This means most of the South East coast & the whole of Northern Ireland loses it's AM coverage.

https://radiotoday.co.uk/2025/02/tal...-transmitters/
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