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Classic Gold GEM

Solid Gold GEM AM (later Classic Gold GEM-AM) was an Independent Local Radio station, broadcasting to much of Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Rutland and East Staffordshire from studios in Nottingham, and later Dunstable, Bedfordshire.

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Presentation

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GCap Media and Global Radio

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Solid Gold Gem AM

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Owner
Classic Gold Digital (UBC)
Broadcast area
Nottingham and Derby
First air date
4 October 1988
Format
Oldies
Frequencies
AM: 999 kHz in Nottingham 945 kHz in Derby DAB: in Derbyshire and Nottingham
Last air date
3 August 2007

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Presentation

GCap Media and Global Radio

Solid Gold Gem AM

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Classic Gold GEM

Nodes38
Edges37
Triples33
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.052632
Components1

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Classic Gold GEM

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related to Presentation · 26
Classic Gold GEM → Alfasound, Among, Dallas, Derby, DJ Magnam, East Midlands, FM, FM's, GEM-AM, GMG Radio, Great East Midlands, In, JAM, JAM Creative Productions, John Peters, Manchester, Many, Nottingham, PAMS, Presenters
Broadcast area · 1
Classic Gold GEM → Nottingham and Derby
First air date · 1
Classic Gold GEM → 4 October 1988
Format · 1
Classic Gold GEM → Oldies
Frequencies · 1
Classic Gold GEM → AM: 999 kHz in Nottingham 945 kHz in Derby DAB: in Derbyshire and Nottingham
Last air date · 1
Classic Gold GEM → 3 August 2007
Owner · 1
Classic Gold GEM → Classic Gold Digital (UBC)
Website · 1
Classic Gold GEM → https://solidgoldgem.co.uk/

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gold gem station radio classic solid nottingham stations gem-am broadcasting east network 2007 derby gcap media derbyshire launched later new

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Classic Gold GEMBroadcast areaNottingham and Derby1.00infobox
Classic Gold GEMFirst air date4 October 19881.00infobox
Classic Gold GEMFormatOldies1.00infobox
Classic Gold GEMFrequenciesAM: 999 kHz in Nottingham 945 kHz in Derby DAB: in Derbyshire and Nottingham1.00infobox
Classic Gold GEMLast air date3 August 20071.00infobox
Classic Gold GEMOwnerClassic Gold Digital (UBC)1.00infobox
Classic Gold GEMWebsitehttps://solidgoldgem.co.uk/1.00infobox
Classic Gold GEMrelated to PresentationPresenters0.60section
Classic Gold GEMrelated to PresentationEast Midlands0.60section
Classic Gold GEMrelated to PresentationAmong0.60section
Classic Gold GEMrelated to PresentationJohn Peters0.60section
Classic Gold GEMrelated to PresentationTrent0.60section

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