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Website:
http://www.radiofirst.com
Phone: +44 01273 384260 |
Address:
12-14 Church Street
Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1US |
Company Description
Radio First PLC. The Group's principal activity is the operation of a network of digital radio stations designed to appeal a broad audience of 15-40 years old. Each station is owned and operated in conjunction with different football clubs and offers an attractive, popular format featuring today's best music and guaranteed, partisan coverage of all aspects of the football club including live commentaries of all matches. At 30-Sep-2001, the Group had four ventures with football clubs namely Chelsea, Southampton, Aston Villa and Derby working with radio stations Big Blue (Chelsea), The Saint (Southampton), The Villan (Aston Villa) and Rampage. Provides broadcasting technology, particularly digital audio broadcasting
Key People
| Non Executive Chairman | Keith R. Harris |
| Chief Executive | John M. Aumonier |
| Secretary & Finance Director | Bruce A. Morrison |
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