Ofcom explains Forest FM award

Written by RadioToday UK

Forest FM won a community radio licence from Ofcom on 5th January 2006 and today they announce the reason behind the award.

The RLC explained that Forest FM put forward a comprehensive application which outlined a service that would be a useful addition for the residents of the area.

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