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Radio City 2 and City Talk Requests to Change Formats Radio City 2 and City Talk Requests to change Formats Consultation Publication date: 21 July 2015 Closing date for responses: 2 September 2015 Requests to change Formats – Radio City 2 and City Talk Contents Section Page 1 About this document 2 2 Details and background information 3 Annex Page 1 Responding to this consultation 6 2 Ofcom’s consultation principles 8 3 Consultation response cover sheet 9 4 Consultation questions 11 5 Format Change Requests - Radio City 2 & City Talk 22 6 Existing Formats of Radio City & City Talk 23 7 Other commercial and community radio stations in the Liverpool area 24 1 Requests to change Formats – Radio City and City Talk Section 1 1 About this document 1.1 Ofcom has received two Format change requests from Radio City (Sound of Merseyside) Ltd, which holds an AM and two FM commercial radio licences for Liverpool. 1.2 A station’s Format describes the type of programme service which it is required to provide, and forms part of the station’s licence. 1.3 Radio City (Sound of Merseyside) Ltd wishes to change the ‘Character of Service’ of its AM licence (currently Radio City 2) and one of its FM licences (currently City Talk). 1.4 Radio City 2’s published Format requires the service to broadcast “a classic soft pop music-led service”. The licensee wishes to change this to a service of “rock hits with news, local sport and information programming.” 1.5 City Talk’s published Format requires the service to broadcast “speech and soft pop- led music programming”. The licensee proposes to replace this with “a classic soft pop music-led service”. 1.6 Both requests also propose changes to the arrangements for programme sharing, locally-made hours and local news which relate to each station. 1.7 If the requests are agreed, the end result will be the revised Radio City 2 service broadcast on FM and the revised City Talk service (to be called Radio City Talk) broadcast on AM. 1.8 A request for a Format change can be approved only if it satisfies at least one of the five criteria set out in section 106(1A) of the Broadcasting Act 1990 (as amended). The criteria are set out in full in Section 2 of this document. 1.9 Because we consider that each request, if approved, would result in a substantial change to the character of the service, we are required to consult on the requests. 1.10 We are therefore seeking views on the requests, having particular regard to the relevant Format change criteria set out in the Broadcasting Act 1990. 2 Requests to change Formats – Radio City 2 and City Talk Section 2 2 Details and background information 2.1 Ofcom has received two Format change requests from Radio City (Sound of Merseyside) Ltd, which holds an AM and two FM commercial radio licences for the Liverpool area, with regard to its services Radio City 2 and City Talk. The ultimate parent company of Sound of Merseyside Ltd is Bauer Radio Ltd. 2.2 Radio City 2 is a station for Liverpool and the surrounding area which was originally contracted to broadcast in October 1974. The service currently broadcasts on 1548 kHz (AM) and serves a potential adult population of 1,690,270 in its Measured Coverage Area. 2.3 City Talk is a station for Liverpool and the surrounding area which was first licensed to broadcast in November 2008. The service currently broadcasts on 105.9 MHz (FM) and serves a potential adult population of 1,375,724 in its Measured Coverage Area. Format change request – AM licence (currently Radio City 2) 2.4 The existing Character of Service (as set out in Radio City 2’s published Format) is: A CLASSIC SOFT POP MUSIC-LED SERVICE AIMED PRIMARILY AT THE OVER-30s IN THE MERSEYSIDE AREA The new Character of Service proposed by the licensee is as follows: A SERVICE OF ROCK HITS WITH NEWS, LOCAL SPORT AND INFORMATION PROGRAMMING FOR THE LIVERPOOL AREA, AIMED PRIMARILY AT MALES, PARTICULARLY THOSE AGED BETWEEN 35 AND 49 2.5 Other changes to the Format are summarised below: Current arrangements Proposed arrangements Programme 10 hours produced in England may No arrangements sharing/co-location be shared with the Place 2 network in England Locally-made hours 10 hours daytime weekdays 10 hours (including breakfast) produced in England weekdays, 4 hours Saturdays and Sundays Local news No requirement for local news Hourly during weekday daytimes and peak-time weekends Format change request – FM licence (currently City Talk) 2.6 The existing Character of Service (as set out in City Talk’s published Format) is: 3 Requests to change Formats – Radio City and City Talk A SERVICE OF SPEECH AND SOFT POP-LED MUSIC PROGRAMMING FOCUSED ON THE INTERESTS OF THE PEOPLE OF LIVERPOOL AND SURROUNDING AREAS. THE SERVICE WILL BE 100% SPEECH DURING PEAK TIMES, FOCUSING ON NEWS, INFORMATION, FEATURES AND DISCUSSION. DURING THE REST OF WEEKDAY DAYTIME, THERE WILL BE A MIX OF SPEECH FEATURES AND PHONE INS AND SOFT POP-LED MUSIC. DURING WEEKDAY DAYTIME, SPEECH CONTENT WILL GENERALLY NOT FALL BELOW 50%. THERE WILL BE A LATE NIGHT PHONE IN SHOW FIVE NIGHTS A WEEK, AND A LONG-FORM SATURDAY SPORT PROGRAMME WHICH WILL CARRY DEDICATED LIVE MATCH COMMENTARY (i.e. SEPARATE FROM RADIO CITY) WHEN APPROPRIATE. LATE NIGHT PROGRAMMES AND THE SATURDAY AFTERNOON SPORT PROGRAMME MAY BE SHARED WITH RADIO CITY. The new Character of Service proposed by the licensee is as follows: A CLASSIC SOFT POP MUSIC-LED SERVICE AIMED PRIMARILY AT THE OVER-30s IN THE LIVERPOOL AND SURROUNDING AREA 2.7 Other changes to the Format are summarised below: Current arrangements Proposed arrangements Programme No arrangements No arrangements sharing/co-location Locally-made hours 10 hours daytime weekdays 7 hours daytime weekdays (including breakfast). 4 hours including breakfast. 4 hours Saturday and Sunday daytime Saturdays and Sundays Local news Hourly peak-time weekdays and Hourly weekday daytime and weekends peak-time weekends Statutory framework and considerations 2.8 Under section 106(1A) of the Broadcasting Act 1990 (as amended), Ofcom is required to hold a public consultation on a proposed Format change unless it considers that either criterion (a) or (e), as set out below, is satisfied. This means that unless the request relates to a change to a station’s location within an ‘approved area’ (e.g. a request for co-location with another station within that area), Ofcom must first decide whether a proposed change would substantially alter the character of the service. The five statutory criteria are: (a) that the departure would not substantially alter the character of service 4 Requests to change Formats – Radio City 2 and City Talk b) that the departure would not narrow the range of programmes available by way of relevant independent radio services to persons living the area or locality for which the service is licensed to be provided; (c) that the departure would be conducive to the maintenance or promotion of fair and effective competition (d) that there is evidence that, amongst persons living in that area or locality, there is a significant demand for, or significant support for, the change that would result from the departure; or (e) that (i) the departure would result from programmes included in the licensed service ceasing to be made at premises in the area or locality for which the service is provided, but (ii) those programmes would continue to be made wholly or partly at premises within the approved area (as defined in section 314 of the Communications Act 2003 (local content and character of services)). 2.9 Even if Ofcom is of the opinion that the proposed change satisfies one or more of the statutory criteria above, there may be reasons (depending on the particular circumstances of the case) why Ofcom may not consent to the proposed change. The additional criteria to which Ofcom will have regard when exercising this discretion can be found at: http://stakeholders.ofcom.org.uk/broadcasting/radio/formats-content/changes/ 2.10 Given that the changes proposed by Radio City (Sound of Merseyside) Ltd affect each station’s character of service, we do not consider that either request meets criterion (a) – that the departure would not substantially alter the character of service. We note also that changes are proposed in both cases to the arrangements relating to locally-made programmes, locally made hours and local news provision. Therefore, in accordance with section 106ZA of the Broadcasting Act 1990, we are consulting on the request. 2.11 When considering whether criterion (b) is satisfied (the change would not narrow the range of programmes available in the area by way of relevant independent radio services), neither local DAB services nor BBC services ‘count’ as relevant independent radio services. The relevant independent radio services are those local analogue commercial and community stations which operate in the region, which are listed in Annex 7. 2.12 Given that these two Format change requests are closely linked to each other, in that the overall effect of the changes would be a swap of the frequencies occupied by both Radio City 2 and (Radio) City Talk as well as amendments to both Formats, Ofcom will consider the two requests as a package, and thus the overall effect of the two changes on the Liverpool radio market, rather than separately and independently. We ask that respondents to this consultation adopt the same approach. 2.13 Annex 5 contains the two Format change requests submitted by Radio City (Sound of Merseyside) Ltd in respect of Radio City 2 and City Talk.
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