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5 October 1972 – Due to high demand by residents who did not have VHF / FM on their radios, BBC Radio Oxford begins broadcasting on 202 metres medium wave (1484 kHz). The station would also be available on the local cable network on 'Rediffusion Channel A'.
BBC Radio Oxford has everything you need to know about Oxfordshire. Local, national and international news, the latest travel information, sport, Oxfordshire's weather, what's ons, great ...
Oct 29, 2020 · Radio arrived in Oxford on Thursday 29 October 1970 with the opening of the BBC's latest local station. It served an area of about a 20 radius of Oxford, transmitting on 95.0 MHz from the site east of the city at Beckley that had originally been built in 1963 to carry national VHF radio and a VHF television relay.
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Oct 12, 2010 · The BBC Radio Oxford 40 year timeline. The BBC Radio car broadcasts from the Radcliffe Camera in the 1980s. BBC Radio Oxford started transmitting on October 29, 1970. The first voice...
Oct 26, 2006 · BBC Radio Oxford was officially opened at 17.00 on Thursday 29th October 1970 broadcasting on 202 metres medium wave from its studios at 242-254 Banbury Road in Summertown.
9 April – BBC Radio Oxford and BBC Radio Berkshire merge to form BBC Thames Valley FM. 4 November – The Asian Network expands into a full-time station when it increases the number of hours on air from 80 hours a week to 126 hours a week (18 hours a day).
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Sep 27, 2024 · 5 October 1972 – Due to high demand by residents who did not have VHF / FM on their radios, BBC Radio Oxford begins broadcasting on 202 metres medium wave (1484 kHz). The station would also be available on the local cable network on 'Rediffusion Channel A'.
