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...285 town stations were sought...
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...just a few large area coverage stations...
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from 1973...
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...as a means of "giving local services the chance to develop"...
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...made perfectly sound proposals...
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..the Community RADio Licence Experiment...
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..."no frequencies are available" claims...
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...1986's Peacock Committee wanted hundreds of stations...
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