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...an East Molesey pirate from 1958 to 1959...
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...the Campaign for Independent Broadcasting...
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...Free Radio Association...
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..the practicality of over 100 local stations...
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...on the medium waveband 250 metres...
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...South Coast BroadCasting Ltd...
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...1969 saw hope in a 100 station scheme...
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...and abundant proposals, including...
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...Hughie Green's group wanted 115 stations...
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