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	Chorley - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Chorley is also linked with the American town of Duxbury, Massachusetts which was named after a part of the town and founded by one of the towns most famous sons, Myles Standish.
		Chorley had a population of 33,424 as of the 2001 census, with the wider borough of Chorley having a population of 101,991.
		Chorley is near to the towns of Preston, Blackburn, Bolton, Leyland, Ormskirk and Wigan.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chorley (1810 words)

	Chorley FM - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Chorley FM is a radio station based in Chorley, Lancashire, England.
		Then in September 9, 2005, Chorley FM was awarded a five-year licence to broadcast round the clock to the local community.
		Shortly after being granted their licence, the Chorley FM team created a competition in association with the Chorley Citizen newspaper, asking members of the community to design a logo for the station to use throughout it's life, which was won by then 15 year old, Rhys Griffiths.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chorley_FM (335 words)

	Chorley Fm A Real Station At Last!:chorleyonline.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Chorley FM is now the first licensed community station in Lancashire after being granted a five-year radio licence this week by the Radio Authority OfCom.
		Chorley FM Patron, Phoenix Nights Comedian Dave Spikey says, 'this is great news for Chorley people, they now have the chance to showcase their talents on the air waves, and really get involved in the cultural life of the town.
		In order to get the station on air by next year the Board of Directors are looking for potential sponsors to support the community radio group which need to make £50,000 per year to develop their innovative project.
	www.chorleyonline.com /news.asp?192 (280 words)

	Ofcom awards ten community radio licences \| Ofcom
		ALL FM provides a community radio service for the benefit of the inhabitants of this culturally diverse area of Manchester.
		Wythenshawe FM aims to become a vital part of the life of Wythenshawe, providing ‘radio for the people, by the people’.
		Chorley FM aims to provide a service for Chorley’s youth aged between 15 and 25, and Chorley’s Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender community.
	www.ofcom.org.uk /media/news/2005/09/nr_20050908b?a=87101 (895 words)

	News from Mearns Community Radio
		Isles FM Presenter Carron McColl announced that "Pakistan is an incurable disease" live on air and was forced to apologise for the blunder after realising she should have said Parkinson's disease.
		Chorley FM Ltd may have the community radio licence, but Peter Kay’s management company has the Chorley FM trademark.
		CHORLEY FM Phoenix Nights’s comedian Peter Kay is having a laugh as the community radio station gets the green light from Ofcom.
	www.mearnsfm.co.uk /html/radio_news.html (1543 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| Lancashire \| 'Joke' station gets radio licence
		Chorley FM has received a five-year licence to broadcast round the clock to the local community.
		The fictional Chorley FM developed a life of its own in Kay's shows, That Peter Kay Thing and Phoenix Nights.
		Dave Spikey said it was a great chance for Chorley people to "showcase their talents on the airwaves, and really get involved in the cultural life of the town."
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/lancashire/4228792.stm (274 words)

	Chorley 87.7 FM. Temporary community radio for the Chorley area. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Matt Millin has presented programmes for Chorley 87.7 FM, Chorley 87.9, Chipping FM and still presents the popular Monday evening show on Preston Hospital Radio.
		Chorley 87.7 FM is a temporary community radio station, covering the Chorley Midsummer Festival, and providing news, music and information on local issues, events and organisations.
		Since the first midsummer broadcasts, Chorley FM 87.9 has been delighted to return bigger and better following their successful application for a second Restriced Service Licence.
	freespace.virgin.net /matthew.millin/chorleyfm.htm (172 words)

	Leisure - Chorley Today: News, Sport, Jobs, Property, Cars, Entertainments & More
		The station's broadcasting studio is being built at Chorley Community Centre, on Railway Street, and will be ready for the big launch later this month.
		Chorley Council has been in talks with Spikey to see if he is available to launch the station on November 24, but has not yet received confirmation.
		Chorley FM was set up in 2000 and had a number of short-term licenses before it was given a five-year licence by broadcasting regulator Ofcom in August last year.
	www.chorleytoday.co.uk /ViewArticle2.aspx?SectionID=154&ArticleID=1864693 (427 words)

	Chorley Borough Council - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		And to encourage more shoppers into the town during late night opening, there will be free parking every day of the week from 4pm.
		After the parade, Chorley FM will have its Big Switch On at around 6.15pm in Market walk, with a special recorded message by Dave Spikey.
		We are looking forward to a bumper Christmas in Chorley this year so come along, have some fun and show your support for Chorley town centre."
	www.chorley.gov.uk /section.asp?cat=717&doc=16885 (530 words)

	Independent Online Edition > Media
		The name Chorley FM was made famous in The Services, which preceded That Peter Kay Thing and Phoenix Nights, Kay's sitcom set in a northern social club.
		The genuine Chorley FM, which won a local radio licence from Ofcom last week, is not amused and claims Phil McIntyre Entertainment, the production company that made the shows, tried to buy the station at a knock-down price.
		Aimed at 15- to 25-year-olds and in particular at the Lancashire town's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered community, Chorley FM has transmitted on a temporary basis for the past six years.
	news.independent.co.uk /media/article312738.ece (669 words)

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	plc fm // Preston Leyland Chorley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		plc fm have at last applied for the new commercial radio licence to cover Preston, Leyland and Chorley this week having spent years lobbying the regulator Ofcom.
		The company, a consortium comprising The Radio Business Limited, The Local Radio Company Limited and CN Group, first ran a test station under the call sign ‘Ribble FM’ in January 2002 and have worked relentlessly ever since to bring this new station to the air waves.
		Preston, Leyland and Chorley is a diverse area and plc fm are keen to serve all its listeners.
	www.plcfm.com (236 words)

	Aircheck Radio News
		Stations will be permitted to broadcast up to 5km across on FM, and possibly further on AM with awards made for up to five years maximum.
		FM will be the main location for Community Radio with frequencies awarded that would not be able to sustain a commercial radio service.
		At 10:00am, Classic FM's Simon Bates started playing the kind of tunes he used to play on Radio 1 in previous years, but on this occasion, joined by comedian Frank Skinner and Big Brother house member Jade Goody.
	www.geocities.com /thehotw/aircheck_radionews.htm (4732 words)

	Chuckle Tour Round Chorley (from Chorley Citizen) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Don't be surprised if you see a bunch of folk chuckling their way around Chorley throughout August.
		Called the Chorley Chortle, the comedy tours to celebrate the town's cultural comedy icons and its unique landmarks, from Rivington Folly to Bill Beaumont's textile factory at Park Mills.
		Chorley has inspired many comedians, including Phoenix Nights star Dave Spikey, rubber faced Phil Cool, comedian and juggling artiste Steve Royle, League of Gentleman's Steve Pemberton and of course, the real Chorley FM radio.
	www.chorleycitizen.co.uk /display.var.849378.0.chuckle_tour_round_chorley.php (280 words)

	Scotsman.com News - Entertainment - 'Joke' radio station rises from Phoenix to go on air
		A COMMUNITY radio station lampooned by comedian Peter Kay on his hit show Phoenix Nights has received a licence to broadcast from Ofcom.
		Spikey said it was a great chance for Chorley people to "showcase their talents on the airwaves, and really get involved in the cultural life of the town".
		Chris Mellor, cultural services manager for Chorley Borough Council, said: "The radio station will help promote Chorley's distinctiveness and raise our artistic profile, too long in the shadow of oversized Bolton comedians."
	news.scotsman.com /entertainment.cfm?id=1918912005 (419 words)

	Dingle to switch Chorley lights on!:chorleyonline.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Chorley-born actor Joe Gilgun, alias Eli Dingle from Emmerdale, has agreed to flick the switch and kick start this year's Chorley Christmas Lights celebrations on Friday 24th November.
		Young people will be flying the flag at the annual process through the town before the Christmas lights are switched on.
		A decision has been made to open it close to Booths, but people should be aware that there will be a large number of people attending the Christmas lights switch on and they should give themselves plenty of time to find a space.
	www.chorleyonline.com /news.asp?547 (646 words)

	Radio Today with United Radio..: Forums / NORTHERN ENGLAND / Chorley FM on 102.8 from 24th November
		C'mon, Chorley is a small Lancashire town, albeit quite afluent in some areas, can anyone really see the need for such a station when another local station is going to open within a year of this one?
		If I remember rightly Chorley FM is a community licence aimed specifically at the Gay and Transgender community of Chorley.
		I think the new Preston, Chorley, Leyland licence will have a wider appeal and I would be surprised if they covered this market at all.
	www.radiotoday.co.uk /e107_plugins/forum/forum_viewtopic.php?2520 (556 words)

	Frequency Finder UK and Ireland - FM and AM radio updates
		Rother FM launches on 15 October, Abbey FM on 16 October and Town FM on 19 October.
		Durham FM is testing on 102.8 (Burnhope) and 106.8 (Brusselton) and is due to launch on 3rd December.
		A number of new FM licenses for the Republic of Ireland, to be awarded over the next 2 years have been announced, details here.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /freq_find/updates_fa.html (2225 words)

	Chorley Photographic Society
		If anyone would like more information on the lottery application process, Lorraine Cross is the person to speak to.Its not complicated and the amount you can ask for is going up to £10,000 in April.
		This will act as an advert for our main exhibition of the year, the 'Annual Exhibition'.Which will be held at Astley Hall Chorley during the month of May 2006.
		We had a wonderful open evening at the event in June which was attended by over 50 people.An interesting addition to our exhibition was the work we undertook as part of a lottery project with young people from the local youth club.
	www.chorleyphotographicsociety.co.uk /newsupd.htm (574 words)

	MusicDish Industry e-Journal
		Identifying himself as 'Dodgy FM,' 24-year-old Peter James Allridge of Chorley, Surrey, in the UK, was picking up webcasts and re-broadcasting on a frequency of 106.5Mhz over the Chorley area.
		Now he's achieved a measure of fame by being the first person in the UK to be convicted of using unlicensed radio gear to re-transmit webcasts offline.
		Chorley magistrates heard that officers from Britain's Radiocommunications Agency, in the Chorley area on 18 November 2001, monitored radio transmissions from a station identifying itself as 'Dodgy FM' and which was later traced to Allridge's address.
	www.musicdish.com /mag/index.php3?id=6059 (738 words)

	North West Radio : FM Stations
		Independent, local, Preston, Leyland and Chorley (96.3 is the Chorley frequency).
		Radio for adults that have grown up, but havent grown old, 105.4 Century FM is 'Radio You Just Have To Sing Along To'- fantastic music delivered by big personalities such as Tony and Jo in the Morning, Darren Proctor,Jude and Tony Wrighton - also home of the Legends Football Phone In.
		Independent, local, Preston, Leyland and Chorley (106.5 is the Preston and Leyland frequency).
	www.northwestradio.info /fm.asp (1787 words)

	Chorley FC and the Magpies Trust
		The board of Chorley FC kindly permits a representative of the supporters to attend each board meeting.
		Tony Garner promised to pursue the local Chorley FM, although I don't think they're the holders of the actual logo.
		I gave the board an outline of the proposals we have for obtaining grants for a football in the community and education scheme.
	www.magpiesinspace.co.uk /trust/clubliaison.asp (4133 words)

	Radio Today with United Radio..: News
		Clarke, who had presented the lunchtime news and analysis slot since 1989, was diagnosed with the disease last December and had to have a leg amputated during his treatment.
		Certain types of low-power FM transmitters for personal use are to be legal in time for Christmas, Ofcom has announced today.
		The comment comes after speculation that the station is about to cut back on the amount of live events.
	www.radiotoday.co.uk (456 words)

	eBay - chorley fm, Advertising, Men's Clothing items on eBay.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		MAX AND PADDY CHORLEY FM T SHIRT LARGE
		17 items found for chorley fm in eBay Stores.
		Chorley FM BabyGro Cute Christmas Present Ideal Gift
	search-desc.ebay.com /search/search.dll?query=chorley+fm&newu=1&krd=1 (367 words)

	102.8 Chorley - Digital Spy Forums
		Then again the new Central Lancs station will be on 96.3fm in Chorley - the same as Coast FM, 0.2 from Radio Wave and 0.2 from BBC Cumbria - I hope that they get a much weaker signal from Wave and Cumbria than you do in Preston!
		102.8 is getting battered by a mixture of Signal 1 and Key here with the ultra strong 102.4 Wish FM signal from a few miles away splattering all over it good measure.
		Oh well, I'm sure I'll manage without Chorley FM, I don't think I'm in its target audience group anyway.
	www.digitalspy.co.uk /forums/showthread.php?t=489764 (581 words)

	Trivia - Facts - Notes
		His earliest work was an interview with Granada Television in which he listed the contents of his room, as well as detailing his experience meeting Jimmy Savile.
		He tried to buy the rights to the name Chorley FM from the real station based in Chorley for just £80.
		Kay introduced both Texas and the Doves at the V2005 festival in Weston Park, Staffordshire.
	www.tv.com /peter--kay/person/391904/trivia.html (521 words)

	97.4 rockfm
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	www.rockfm.co.uk /Article.asp?id=172238 (185 words)

	Peter Kay's Phoenix Nights episode guide • thecustard.tv
		Spoof fly-on-the-wall documentary about the Neptune Club, owned by Brian Potter, as it stages the grand final of Talent Trek 99, sponsored by Chorley FM, with singing duo Park Avenue (Marc Parc and Cheryl Avenue) rated as favourites.
		TV's Roy Walker and Chorley FM DJ Paul Le Roy are there.
		In a bid to get the club ready in time, the wiring has been bodged and there's a power cut, but the top-of-the-bill act – racist folk band Half A Shilling – play on.
	www.thecustard.tv /shows/peterkaysphoenixnights.html (1723 words)

	MegaStar - Phoenix Nights to rise again
		- of the wonderful sound of Chorley FM could be coming in your ears once more, as co-creator Dave Spikey says there could be a third series of the hit comedy, Phoenix Nights.
		Meanwhile, Kay is penning a spin-off sitcom about Phoenix Club bouncers Paddy and Max, and is a week into a sell-out nationwide stand-up tour.
		Kay played a packed London's Carling Apollo (Hammersmith Odeon to you and me) last night (Tue) - an event sponsored by the fictional Chorley FM radio station.
	www.megastar.co.uk /ents/news/2003/01/29/sMEG01MTA0MzgzOTk2NzY.html (202 words)

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