SLR - Ofcom Licensing
SLR - Ofcom Licensing
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Section 105 (D): Evidence of Local Demand or Support<br />
7. Evidence of Support<br />
21 st September 2005, Business Chamber, Lord Hill Hotel, Shrewsbury<br />
Shrewsbury Local Radio’s senior team represented the station at a capacity gathering of<br />
Shrewsbury Business Chamber. This formed an ideal platform from which to set out plans<br />
for the station and we received a very warm response from delegates which included<br />
Carolyn Downs, Chief Executive of Shropshire County Council and Robin Hooper, her<br />
counterpart at Shrewsbury & Atcham Borough Council. Our pledge to provide a truly<br />
independent local voice was extremely well received.<br />
26 th September 2005, General Consultation, Wynnstay Hotel, Oswestry<br />
This was perhaps the warmest welcome the <strong>SLR</strong> team received in the consultation process.<br />
There was a distinct feeling expressed by those present that the town had never truly been<br />
served by local radio over the years. <strong>SLR</strong> agreed to take on board a suggestion that the<br />
station should maintain a dedicated contribution studio in the town. Full Minutes were taken<br />
and are available upon request.<br />
27 th September 2005, General Consultation, Lord Hill Hotel, Shrewsbury<br />
During this final consultation meeting <strong>SLR</strong>’s senior representatives gave a progress update<br />
on the licence application process. Invitees asked numerous questions about <strong>SLR</strong> and, once<br />
again, the team was encouraged by the apparent support for their proposals to bring local<br />
radio to Shrewsbury and Oswestry. Full Minutes were taken and are available upon request.<br />
3 rd November 2005, <strong>SLR</strong> Board Meeting, The Lion Hotel, Shrewsbury<br />
A final meeting of the Board prior to submission of the licence application. Members perused<br />
the application document and agreed that it represented their ambitions well.<br />
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