On August 14th this year it will be 55 years since the government closed down most of the Pirate Radio stations with the Marine Offences Act, as depicted in the film The Boat that Rocked of 2009, which featured LV18 as part of the filming in Portland, Dorset. Early the next day, outstanding monies were paid, and Mi Amigo was allowed to sail.[1]. spirit, alive. for Harwich Haven Community Radio. crew. any other way. Well again invite former pirate radio DJs to Harwich to recreate the pirate radio atmosphere from our floating studio. Installation costs This year, we are all very excited about our Radio Mi Amigo broadcast from the LV18. We have visited the LV18 for the past 3 years on Pirate Radio week in August. Mi Amigo was driven ashore at Frinton-on-Sea, Essex and the crew were rescued by Breeches buoy. the ship on Sunday as part . [5], On 30 December, Mi Amigo was towed to IJmuiden by the tender Euro Trip. See more of RADIO MI AMIGO 106.8 FM Harwich on Facebook. [1] During October and November, test transmissions were made which consisted only of playing music and no station identification was given. This year we will be open April 1st and will be open six days a week* until a yet to be confirmed date in October. In fact, they have even included BBC Essex using the vessel for a number of commemorative broadcasts. During that long period of British Offshore Radio, the LV18 was occupied in its role as a Lightvessel.Yes, the LV18 does have an interesting history. Mi Amigo arrived off Frinton-on-Sea on 27 April and began broadcasting as Radio Atlanta. On 17 November, coastguards at North Foreland were contacted and told that the ship had lost her main anchor. The Lightvessel LV18 was a surprise but what a great thing to visit. 296,669,475 stock photos, 360 panoramic images, vectors and videos, Share Alamy images with your team and customers. May 2018. The crew were locked in the ship's lounge. During the winter we are open to pre-arranged visits only, please call (number below) if you wish to make a booking. Pirate radio is set to return to the north Essex coast this weekend as a host of famous faces join Radio Mi Amigo. . The ship was abandoned, but later boarded and salvaged.[1]. But, this is as a Lightvessel. The restored heritage Lightvessel LV18 will be hosting a radio broadcast and exhibition celebrating the Offshore Pirate radio broadcasts from the pop ships which were anchored just off the coast of Harwich. Broadcasting from the classic heritage vessel LV18, which featured in the film The Boat that Rocked, Radio Mi Amigo will bring back the sounds of the 60s and 70s, the golden era of the Pirate Stations. Forgot account? Search with an image file or link to find similar images, Search for stock images, vectors and videos. Following the previous Pirate Radio broadcasts from LV18, which attracted thousands of visitors to the area, Radio Mi Amigo will celebrate the watery wireless days from the studio, located on the bridge of the Lightvessel. Radio station. [1] It is reported that Mi Amigo broadcast for a short time whilst anchored off Galveston. He was also unable to see the Radio London ship Galaxy. We are broadcasting Radio Mi Amigo from the ship over the weekend of 13-14 August 2022 online and on 1476kHz AM. The pirate radio ship Mi Amigo, floating home of Radio Caroline, which sank in gale force winds in the Thames Estuary. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Radio Mi Amigo on LV18 1476 kHz 14 and 15 August. Below decks is fascinating, all the original bunks and cupboards have been preserved in the cabins. The radio logbook for the 4th Essex camping holiday / radio trip is as follows: The West Midlands stations were heard on our outward journey on August 11th, and Alongside those works we also plan to install new lighting, signage and banners and update our hangouts. On 21 February, Bon Jour sailed for her anchorage and began broadcasting as Radio Nord. More than anyone else, we understand your step and why it couldn't be [13] Cheeta II served as a relay station between 27 April and 1 May 1966. The vessel has been in the current berth on Harwich Quay since 2011, funded by Haven Gateway Partnership as part of the Quayside Regeneration Project. of this page. BUY TWO IMAGES, GET THE LOWEST PRICE IMAGE HALF PRICE WITH CODE: 50%OFFNEXTIMAGE. Asked by many for a response to recent developments elsewhere, Radio Mi The lightvessel is owned by a charity, the Pharos Trust, who bought it in 2002. Create new account. The LV18's annual celebration of pirate radio takes place from July 21 to July 30 and runs alongside Harwich Lifeboat Week. On 9 November, Spangles Muldoon spoke live on air. . Bon Jour was reflagged to Panama and renamed Magda Maria. [11], Attempts by the tug Titan to refloat her were unsuccessful. Its tasks are nowadays done by the, Marine, &c., Broadcasting (Offences) Act 1967, "LLOYD'S REGISTER, NAVIRES A VOILES DE MOINS 300 tx., CHALUTIERS &c", "Rare pictures from radio's past, Scandinavian Offshore Radio: Radio Nord (1)", "Radio Caroline, The story - as told by Tom Lodge. They also applied pressure on the Nicaraguan government to withdraw the ships' registration. contact the editor here. A Gannett Company. If you have a complaint about the editorial content which relates to set by Ian my be viewed by clicking the link below. 1,805 people like this 1,834 people follow this 150 people checked in here http://www.lv18radio.uk/ +44 7511 891637 radiomiamigo@lv18.org Closed now 11:00 - 16:00 Broadcasting & media production company We have found this lovely review of the ship from last summer! 3.00PM The Mi Amigo Oldies Show 5.00PM Garry Lee's Stonehenge Disco Featuring 3 hours of album tracks - Past, present & future! And finally, those photographs of the Radio Mi Amigo Radioship LV18, anchored in needed. [5], On 15 August 1967, the Marine, &c., Broadcasting (Offences) Act 1967 became law. We are expecting between 5,000 to 6,000 to come along and we have a really great line-up with some big names.. Alamy and its logo are trademarks of Alamy Ltd. and are registered in certain countries. On 19 March 1980, Mi Amigo's anchor chain broke in a force 10 storm. Following the previous Pirate Radio broadcasts from LV18, which attracted thousands of visitors to the area, Radio Mi Amigo will celebrate the watery wireless days from the studio, located on the bridge of the Lightvessel. Radio station. [citation needed]. Suffolk DJ Stephen 'Foz' Foster (Image: Contributed). The Offshore Supply Company seized Mi Amigo and Fredericia[14][15] as security for 30,000 they were owed. contact IPSO here, 2001-2023. met gepresenteerde shows van vrijdag 12:00 uur tot maandagochtend 08:00 uur. Hope everyone enjoyed looking around the LV18 today at Harwich sea festival. Tony ONeil, trustee, said: This is one of the biggest events Harwich has ever had. We will be seeking funds to support these plans and hope to start work by the end of March 2019. Visitors will be able to visit the ship on Sunday 15th and view the new Pirate Radio Exhibition, which has been financed by Harwich Haven Authority via the Essex Community Foundation. We wandered all over it, looking in the cabins, on the various decks and learned all about lightships. Mi Amigo sailed to Ostend, Belgium, then to Vlissingen, Netherlands where she arrived on 11 January 1963. Koppelmann renamed her Olga after his wife. on behalf of the trustees of the Pharos Trust They were towed to Amsterdam by a salvage company to secure unpaid bills for servicing by the Dutch tender company Wijsmuller Transport. Mi Amigo Known as Bon Jour and Magda Maria during her days as home to Radio Nord Above: As the Mi Amigo, broadcasting programmes of Radio Caroline South Below: As the Bon Jour, broadcasting programmes of Radio Nord ,1962 Above and left: three views of the Mi Amigo after running aground on Frinton beach, January 1966 mv Mi Amigo, the radio ship that served the longest of them all, from 1958 till March 19, 1980. [1] Picture: MICHAEL STEWARD. [1] She appears to have been de-rigged at this time, as shown by contemporary photographs. The next day, she anchored off Scheveningen. The next day, Neptune towed Bon Jour to Sandhamn. We are already undertaking a project to extend audio and video cabling from our studio to the exhibition spaces as well as external locations, a deep clean and repaint (where necessary) will occur alongside these works. At 23:58, the final broadcast was made by DJs Stevie Gordon and Tom Anderson. Afloat in Harwich Harbour. August 2002. Lighting and electrical supply for exhibition spaces Admission Adults:4.00 Children (under 16) 2.00. We are also planning to enhance the existing pirate radio exhibition. Anderson. Further to their previous successful radio broadcasts, this years 2-day Pirate Radio event on Harwich Quay has attracted a host of DJs who are coming from near and far to transmit from the restored Lightvessel LV18 as a tribute to the 60s offshore radio stations. On 26 December, the salvage tug Neptune took the crew back to Bon Jour. If you are a resident of another country or region, please select the appropriate version of Tripadvisor for your country or region in the drop-down menu. In the summer of 1964, the boring world of British broadcasting was rocked to its foundations by the launch of offshore radio stations Radio Atlanta, Radio Caroline, Radio City and Radio London. During the winter of 1977/1978 due to the project running out of financial assets the crew didn't get any cargo aboard for three weeks, no food and water nor any technical spare parts and fuel. The transmitters were flown in from the United States as components and assembled in Copenhagen. drifted for 10 nautical miles (19 km) before running aground on the On March 28, 1964, the pirate radio station made its first broadcast, unsure of who could hear or who was listening. The Margate Lifeboat was sent to her aid and took off two crew. Pirate Radio Ships in the 70's. These were tribute broadcasts and not the real thing, mainly from its anchorage in Harwich Harbour. Between July and October Radio Atlantis bought airtime on the ship to broadcast pre-recorded daytime programmes. [2], In 1936, Olga was lengthened and a new Klockner-Humboldt diesel engine fitted (six cylinders of 8.mw-parser-output .frac{white-space:nowrap}.mw-parser-output .frac .num,.mw-parser-output .frac .den{font-size:80%;line-height:0;vertical-align:super}.mw-parser-output .frac .den{vertical-align:sub}.mw-parser-output .sr-only{border:0;clip:rect(0,0,0,0);height:1px;margin:-1px;overflow:hidden;padding:0;position:absolute;width:1px}1116inches' [22cm] diameter by 14316inches' [36cm] stroke) (82.1 L or 5,011 cubic inches), and the length of the boat was increased to 111feet 3inches (33.91m), by adding a new centre section. Public harbour webcam Big L Radio. Forgot account? This page is not available in other languages. The Pharos Trust has hosted many very successful Pirate Radio events on LV18 and, along with Pirate BBC Essex over the last 20 years, have attracted thousands of visitors to the town. Not now. The vessel has been in the current berth on Harwich Quay since 2011, funded by Haven Gateway Partnership as part of the Quayside Regeneration Project. Assurances were given that port fees would be paid, and Mi Amigo was allowed to dock in Amsterdam. Members of the Scheepvaartinspectie[17] declared that the MV Mi Amigo was unseaworthy and ordered repairs to be made. Interest. The LV18 in Harwich, where pirate radio will return from this weekend. For more information, see Radio Mi Amigos Facebook page. It is important that we continue to promote these adverts as our local businesses need as much support as possible during these challenging times. friends and colleagues Bart Van Gogh, Bart van Leeuwen, Ferry Eden, Go to www.hha.co.uk for details. External advertising signage & banners Radio Nord was closed by the Swedish authorities and the ship was put up for sale. [1] She served as an auxiliary ship based at Putlos.[1]. At 23:58, the final broadcast was made by Caroline DJs Stevie Gordon and Tom Trasmissioni in lingua italiana A22 (27/03/2022 29/10/2022), Trasmissioni in lingua italiana B21 (31/10/2021 26/03/2022), Trasmissioni in lingua italiana A21 (28/03/2021 30/10/2021), La RAI spegne le onde medie l11 settembre 2022, FRS Holland and Radio Classic Sunday on air, A little barefoot ultralight MW DXing . This time, it was not so same guy from the National Wireless & Television Museum in the High Lighthouse in RM G68719 - The pirate radio ship Mi Amigo, floating home of Radio Caroline, which sank in gale force winds in the Thames Estuary. On 5 February, she docked at Ferrol for repairs to be undertaken, including work aimed at improving her stability. In 1959, she was sold for conversion to a floating radio station and was renamed Bon Jour. It has been used as a pirate radio station and part of the film The Boat that Rocked RM G68719 - The pirate radio ship Mi Amigo, floating home of Radio Caroline, which sank in gale force winds in the Thames Estuary. Her position was confirmed by the lighthouse tender Mermaid but she was declared to be a danger to shipping at that position. The next day, HNLMSLimburg came alongside Mi Amigo accompanied by the tender Zeemeeuw, which the striking DJs boarded. These previous broadcasts and have featured Johnnie Walker, Emperor Rosko, Dave Cash, Keith Skues, Tony Blackburn and many other pirate radio celebrities. Create new account. . The exhibition features new interactive Audio/Visual systems throughout the vessel and new interpretation signage. For 2019 we have plans to reallocate one exhibition compartment on the lightvessel. Captions are provided by our contributors. Log In. [1] On 8 March 1961, Bon Jour started broadcasting as Radio Nord from .mw-parser-output .geo-default,.mw-parser-output .geo-dms,.mw-parser-output .geo-dec{display:inline}.mw-parser-output .geo-nondefault,.mw-parser-output .geo-multi-punct{display:none}.mw-parser-output .longitude,.mw-parser-output .latitude{white-space:nowrap}584805N 182405E / 58.80139N 18.40139E / 58.80139; 18.40139, in international waters off Stockholm. Briliant Museum inside bit cluttered in some areas and some bits are harder to reach watch head and step over amazing to think people lived on here its recently been used for pirate radio and the volunteers are happy to chat and share storys well worth the 2? Subsequently, she was renamed Magda Maria in 1961 and Mi Amigo in 1962. The Trust is keen to continue working alongside Harwich Tourism Group, Harwich Haven Authority, Harwich Town Council, Tendring District Council & Essex County Council in order to promote the history of Harwich and to attract additional visitors to our maritime town. There are two other organisations using the Radio Mi Amigo banner - one is Radio Mi Amigo International, a short wave station broadcasting on high power SW from Germany, and the other is a group of fans who broadcast in Harwich from the LV18 (an old lighthship) for a week every Summer. Radio Mi Amigo will be broadcasting from 6am to 6pm with a selection of presenters playing rock and pop classics. We are already undertaking a project to extend audio and video cabling from our studio to the exhibition spaces as well as external locations, a deep clean and repaint (where necessary) will occur alongside these works. It was planned to use the Oceaan VII as a replacement for Mi Amigo, but the story was leaked by newspapers and the ships owners were told that they would be summonsed if the ship was used to broadcast pirate radio. Holly. I had been allocated use of this club callsign for On 23 December, Bon Jour ran into a storm. 9.00PM Brendan Day's 1968 Show Midnight Another chance to hear some recent Radio Mi Amigo programmes from our archives. It has been renamed into the, The Dutch authority maintaining the security aspects of the Dutch Merchant Shipping Act. She drifted for 10 nautical miles (19km) before running aground on the Longsands Bank. served on one of her stations. Exhibition interpretation and presentation update 5k Left to right: Alan Turner (DJ), Mark Platt, (Tendring District Counci chairman),Tony O'Neil (Pharos trustee) and Paul Turvey, (Media manager for LV18). in which my mental status is questioned, Marks collection of vintage micro radios, Another cocktail please, my good mixologist, Radio Waves: Gen Tojos Teeth, City Radio Review, Wearable CW Trainer, Sister Boniface, and We Are Broadcasters Oppose Tax, High Noon: Belka MW shootout part 2, with a review of the AFA200C active MW ferrite antenna, Radio Angela back on the air after transmitter repair, Six hour LRA 36 transmission this weekend, April 22, 2023 starting at 22:00 UTC, Special DRM Broadcast on Saturday, April 22, 2023. At 20:30 the anchor chain broke in a force 9 gale. Data returned from the Piano 'meterActive/meterExpired' callback event. Repairs to the insulators were made the next day at the Finnboda shipyard. The vessel is a star in its own right having featured in the 2009 film - The Boat That Rocked - which was based on the 1960s pirate radio movement. LV18 is open to the public all year round, albeit weather dependant in the winter. That is the home of a real "Boat That Rocked". inaccuracy or intrusion, then please [19] Listeners can tune in via the Carillon Radio website. Olga had Hamburg as her port of registry. Not for resale. In particular we feel it is appropriate to work closely with HHA and other stakeholders on interpretation and promotion, especially given HHAs enhanced community involvement over the past few years and their outline plans for 2019/2020. Harwich Harbour, August 2002. A Gannett Company. External Lighting. LV18, The Quay, Harwich, CO12 3HH, April-October My tent carried the same crew as last year, with Jimmy (9) and Liam (5) Alongside those works we also plan to install new lighting, signage and banners. So the summer of 2002 came around, and this time there was to be a Radio Mi Amigo [11] Walton-on-the-Naze Coastguards were unable to raise the crew, and the tender Offshore One was sent to her aid. 2020 will be the 400th anniversary of The Mayflowers voyage to the USA and Harwich has a large part of the story to tell. Longsands Bank. Radio Mi Amigo formally opened on 1 January 1974. The crew including the captain left the ship by lifeboat. The studios and cabins were restored and Mi Amigo departed Amsterdam on 2 September apparently bound for England. [10] On 2 July, Radio Atlanta merged with Radio Caroline, with Mi Amigo broadcasting as Radio Caroline South. She was refloated at 19:55 but continued to drift and entered United Kingdom territorial waters at 22:03. On 6 December 1961, the ship was caught in a severe storm and almost foundered. 344,028,143 stock photos, 360 panoramic images, vectors and videos, Share Alamy images with your team and customers. Learn more about how you can collaborate with us. Further to previous years events, LV18 will broadcast from her permanent berth by the Hapenny Pier, Harwich, enabling members of the public to not only visit the classic vessel on the Sunday, but to meet the DJs. News items; Radio Advertising; Newsletter; Radio Afloat. These were used for essential maintenance and emergency engineering. [7] On 4 July 1962, Magda Maria sailed for Ferrol, Spain where she was to undergo a refit, arriving on 2 August. feet (39 m) tall mast above the water. Officers from the Dutch Radio Controle Dienst[16] boarded the ship, but her transmitting equipment was not confiscated as it was incomplete. You can see the bright red ship from the river bank. Former BBC Radio Suffolk presenter Stephen "Foz" Foster will be presenting, alongside ex-Pirate BBC Essex DJ Tim Gillett. The Pharos Trust was asked earlier this year if we could light the lantern for the 2019 Illuminate Festival. We caught the passenger ferry from Shotley Gate to Harwich for a day out. LPAM medium-wave stations were heard, and the RSL station Susy Radio carried a special day The Dutch service had assembled a completely new team of DJs, which became known as the Golden Team. [4] As Heinrich Koppelmann had died, ownership passed to his widow. Questo sito utilizza cookie anche di terze parti, per migliorare l'esperienza utente, motivi statistici e pubblicit. On 15 April 1979 the bi-lingually organized 24-hour-a-day broadcasts resumed. Our financial plan for this is as follows: As a subscriber, you are shown 80% less display advertising when reading our articles. Pirate BBC Essex 2007. Personal use allows you to make a single personal print, card or gift for non-commercial use. There, as a beacon of her free spirit, it would stay up firmly, until contact IPSO here, 2001-2023. [12] Dave Lee Travis went aloft to adjust the TV aerial and noticed that the ship was close to shore. *opening is volunteer dependent. She was built in 1958 and decommissioned by Trinity House in 1994, as the last manned lightvessel in UK waters. 1 x external/weatherproof audio-visual display this is an old orange vessel docked at the harwick harbour. LV18 is the only preserved lightvessel in its original condition in the UK. Were supporting the Harwich Maritime Festival! Only one canister failed to reach the ship.[7]. It is important that we continue to promote these adverts as our local businesses need as much support as possible during these challenging times. The Wannabe Shadows. Even though Offshore radio has left the North Sea many stations still exist on land and are very popular. Presenters including Roger "Twiggy" Day and Alan"Neddy" Turner have told stories of piracy on the high seas during their broadcasts. As a subscriber, you are shown 80% less display advertising when reading our articles. This law was said to have been brought in to discourage Soviet propaganda ships from anchoring off the Swedish coast. "Following the previous pirate radio broadcasts from LV18, which attracted thousands of visitors to the area, Radio Mi Amigo will celebrate the watery wireless days from the studio, located on the bridge of the Lightvessel.". During this period, Radio Caroline South was broadcast from Cheeta 2,[1] which was available for sale as Radio Syd had been closed down by the Swedish authorities. July 1986 Our station was named after this legendary vessel, home of Radio Caroline since 1964.The mv (motor vessel) Mi Amigo served as a radio It was announced on 13 September that the position of the wreck of Mi Amigo (5135'00.0"N 117'20.0"E) was to be marked by a buoy. 43 Years ago, on 19 March 1980, mv Mi Amigo's anchor chain broke in a force 10 storm. Copyright 02/05/2023 Alamy Ltd. All rights reserved. Other projects, still being developed, include a twenty four month repair and renovation plan for the ship, including re-installation of central heating, as well as a rebuild of our radio studio and creation of a production suite. You can only use this image in editorial media and for personal use. See more of RADIO MI AMIGO 106.8 FM Harwich on Facebook. The first thing that needs to be understood is that the LV18 HAS NO connection to any "pirate" (or true offshore) radio station which operated from the seas off Britain in the period from 1964 to the early 1990's. This is the version of our website addressed to speakers of English in United Kingdom. This image could have imperfections as its either historical or reportage. This tribute to the Offshore Pirate Radio Stations will celebrate the likes of Radio Caroline, Radio London and several others that appeared off the coast of Harwich in the 1960s bringing about a revolution in radio broadcasting. Editors' Code of Practice. Simon sailed the boat around various Baltic ports carrying general cargo. Not now. The exhibition features new interactive Audio/Visual systems throughout the vessel and new interpretation signage. CHAPTER ELEVEN: Shipwrecked at Frinton-on-Sea", Radio Mi Amigo with the original commercials and jingles, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=MV_Mi_Amigo&oldid=1150695527, This page was last edited on 19 April 2023, at 16:31. [1], On 10 August 1960, Norderwerft received a letter informing them that it was illegal to install, repair or operate a radio station without government permission,[1] under a law passed in 1930. On Twitter, Foz now a stadium announcer at Ipswich Town Football Club said he is "really looking forward" to his show on Sunday lunchtime. Missed our Event? International Short Wave League. more. Joining the crew will be two DJs from America and music connoisseurs, ex Pirate BBC Essex presenter, Tim Gillett and ex BBC Suffolk presenter, Stephen Foz Foster. New exhibition for 2021 Its All About Waves The role of Lightvessels in the development of wireless communication. Doesnt she look pretty !!! Full details from their website:https://essexbookfestival.org.uk/event/all-aboard-the-boat-that-rocked/. Well worth a visit, especially when things are going on, which seems a normal occurence in August. She served, intermittently, as a radio ship, until 1980, when she sank in a gale. Her studios were gutted and she was stripped of her broadcasting equipment in preparation for conversion to a yacht. LV18 Lightvessel, moored in Harwich, will again be the host for Pirate BBC Essex, which will run from August 12 to August 14, with presenters such as Johnnie Walker, Roger Day, Tom Edwards and Norman St John taking part. One of the first DJs on Radio Caroline was Tony Blackburn, whose experience. The ship is used for regular special broadcasts as part of Caroline's broadcast, 365 days a year with a radio licence on 648 khz AM. This will give us the space to create a new gallery covering the role lightvessels played in the waters around the UK and include the role of merchant shipping, particularly in and around the Harwich Estuary. "This tribute to the offshore pirate radio stations will celebrate the likes of Radio Caroline, Radio London and several others that appeared off the coast of Harwich in the 1960s bringing about a revolution in radio broadcasting. Radio Caroline. If in doubt or if you are part of a large group or a school party, dont hesitate to give us a call on 07446171320. the Ipswich repeater GB3MO. Tony O'Neil, station manager, said: "Tendring was very much the centre of these activities at this time with thousands of tourists sitting on the beaches of Clacton, Walton, Frinton, Harwich and Brightlingsea, listening to their favourite DJs on transistor radios. Available for editorial and personal use only. make a new start, together. the 14th August, the remainder by Ian Biggar about a week earlier: The full photo She Tendring was very much the centre of these activities at this time with thousands of tourists sitting on the beaches of Clacton, Walton, Frinton, Harwich and Brightlingsea, listening to their favourite DJs on transistor radios. :1090325 Tony ONeil, Trustee and Station Manager, August 2022. The two crew members were landed at Ramsgate as conditions were too rough to land them at Margate. The dispute was settled and Radio Caroline resumed broadcasting. Three vessels went to the aid of Mi Amigo, the May Crest, Sand Serin and Cambrai. After their Mi Amigo employment their radio innovations reshaped the Dutch media landscape. Het zendschip dat ooit als de ms Bonjour startte in maart 1961 voor de . Those ads you do see are predominantly from local businesses promoting local services. Mark Platt, the new chairman of Tendring District Council, said: Its absolutely brilliant that people will come here for a big event, but its the repeat visitors to the area which is also great. And be assured of our help and support if As a part of these plans an additional weatherproof audio visual facility will be installed on the aft deck, under the Helideck. Exhibition display boarding [1] Broadcasting began on 1 December, still without the DJs giving their name or using a station name. The pumps failed and sea water caused the ship to list heavily. On the weekend of 13th and 14th of August, a unique 2-day event will be taking place in Harwich and the Tendring sunshine coast in Essex, UK. It is believed that we could have the new or refurbished exhibitions in full use by June. Saturday & Sunday: 11-4. Harwich 1,820 people like this 1,849 people follow this 150 people checked in here http://www.lv18radio.uk/ +44 7511 891637 radiomiamigo@lv18.org Open now 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM Broadcasting & media production company
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