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| | UK Radio History 3, Commercial Radio, ILR, Capital Radio, By Mike Smith |
 | | The last ILR station to launch was Beacon Radio, serving Wolverhampton and the Black Country, on 12th April 1976 from studios on Tettenhall Road in Wolverhampton on 303 metres (989 kHz) medium wave from a trannsmitter at Sedgley and 97.2 MHz VHF from a transmitter on Turners Hill. |
 | | At this time pirate station Radio Veronica had been broadcasting from the North Sea on 557 KHz, so listeners to Veronica were not at all pleased when Capital Radio arrived on the same channel, effectively ending the reception of Veronica around the capital. |
 | | It is expected that 38 Independent Local Radio stations will be on air by the end of 1982, five new stations having been added during the year broadcasting to communities in and around Inverness, Bury St. Edmunds, Swindon / West Wiltshire, Hereford/Worcester, and Preston and Blackpool. |
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