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We now know that the BBC's independent survey on the need for BBC Radio
Dorset is starting 'about now' and will take 6 to 8 weeks to
complete. It is intended to cover all of the county. The
outcome will decide if they invest in Dorset or not!
Hence, this is the time (if you will please) to let your friends and
neighbours, and as many people in the county as possible know, and also,
hopefully, persuade them that this is something the vast majority wants (per
our own survey a few years ago, when 95% wanted local news and events
coverage on both radio and on TV!).
What we don't know is the form of the questions, or how they are to be
posed/conducted. We very much hope you will help us pre-warn
Dorset residents so as to ensure a positive result.
The BBC said it will take some time to complete the analysis, but we expect
to hear the results by September. We will keep everyone informed as
soon as we hear.
For more information e.g. who is on the Executive Committee, current and past
activities and issues, how to improve your reception etc., see www.dorbag.org.uk
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 29 May 2010 )
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Dorset Broadcasting Action Group Newsletter
The meeting was chaired by Oliver Letwin MP with guests Jane McCloskey - Head
of BBC South West, Simon Clemison - BBC and Bill Taylor - SW manager Digital
UK.
We were delighted to hear of new BBC hires to help cover Dorset!
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 06 March 2010 )
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A village resident has today reported finding a camera in Litton Cheney. If you are the owner, please call Faye on 482 284 with details of the make of camera and the photographs stored on it so it can be returned.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 01 February 2010 )
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Jon Gifford, Chairman of the National Coastwatch
Institution (NCI) was the guest speaker at the Bridport & District Tourism
Association social evening at Haddon House Hotel last week and while outlining
the work of the Coastwatch charity nationally Jon also took the opportunity to
announce the launching of a local project to establish a Coastwatch Station for
Lyme Bay.
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Background
and need for the discussion.
The
hosting of the Olympics at Weymouth and Portland, in respect of
Broadband, stated that two high fibre links were being put in place
and that two exchanges would be updated for the Olympic events. There
was a need for a business case to keep the exchange and other
equipment after the games as otherwise BT could withdraw it.
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