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We used to have a CD with music from the playlist interspersed with jingles and idents to put on in the event of a building evacuation or fire alarm.
As for Signal, their building is now just too big. I understand that it contains seven studios - it used to be a network centre for the various Wireless Group local stations, and before that it contained two well-resourced radio stations with 24/7 programming and a news team etc. Now that it consists of just a single breakfast show, is there any need for such a large premises? Couldn't they run the Signal operation out of Birmingham or Manchester?
It's often a CD these days. For fire alarms there's an emergency playlist that the studio puts to air before heading for the exits rather than letting the silence detector kick in.
We used to have a CD with music from the playlist interspersed with jingles and idents to put on in the event of a building evacuation or fire alarm.
As for Signal, their building is now just too big. I understand that it contains seven studios - it used to be a network centre for the various Wireless Group local stations, and before that it contained two well-resourced radio stations with 24/7 programming and a news team etc. Now that it consists of just a single breakfast show, is there any need for such a large premises? Couldn't they run the Signal operation out of Birmingham or Manchester?