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Letter of Support to Help Premier Christian Radio Retain Its National Broadcast Letter of Support to help Premier Christian Radio retain its National Broadcast To my local MP _______________________________________ (if unknown leave blank) National Coverage of Premier Christian Radio I am alarmed to hear that Premier Christian Radio is in a fight to keep its national coverage on the Digital One network, which it may soon lose. I believe the programming Premier offers is both unique and essential to our nation. It offers regular news programmes, topical discussion and original commentary. Christians like me won’t be able to find anything else on the radio that could replace it. I understand that the bandwidth will go to yet another pop music station. This would be a real shame. There are plenty of stations that I can tune into if I want to listen to pop music - but there won’t be another broadcaster that can replace Premier Christian Radio. The contract for national broadcasting of Premier comes to an end on March 31st. Ofcom needs to step in urgently to help retain Premier’s national coverage. The decision to take Premier off the air waves and instead have more non-stop music stations radically changes the output of the national network. That is why I want Ofcom to reject this change. If Ofcom feels there might be reasons to allow it, then at the very least it should consult Premier listeners, supporters and the wider Christian community. The decision to change the output of Digital One and replace the UK’s only speech-based national digital Christian radio station would be a disaster for the nation’s major faith group. I understand that this is a busy time for you and so I don’t expect a response. I would ask you, however, that you write to Ofcom and ask them to reject the change. A briefing paper is available on request from Premier by calling 0207 316 1384. Yours sincerely, Signed:_____________________________________________________________________ Title __________First Name ___________________________ Last Name ____________________________ Address ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ Postcode ______________________________ Email:* ____________________________________________ Tel Number:* __________________________ PLEASE COMPLETE ABOVE AND GIVE YOUR SUPPORT TODAY! 1. Make three blank copies to give to at least three other people 2. Ask them to also make three blank copies to give to three more people 3. Complete, sign and return your personal Letter of Support to: Letter of Support, Freepost RTLS-XXXJ-CKSG, Premier Christian Radio, Broadway House, The Broadway, CROWBOROUGH TN6 1HQ Thank you! Premier holds contact details for the purpose of keeping its supporters up to date with its ministry and other issues of Christian concern. If you do not wish your contact details to be held please tick this box. *Only complete if you are happy to be contacted in this way..
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