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July 7th 03, 07:53 AM
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"Stephen Peterson" wrote in message
... Yesterday BBC Radio Norfolk moved to its new studios in the Forum Norwich. This building,for those that don't know is the new main library in Norwich. You can watch the broadcasts through a glass wall. However what was interesting is that apparently BBC i comes from Norwich. Is this true or is it just the local version that comes from Norwich?As stated on Look East last night. It's just http://www.bbc.co.uk/norfolk/ that comes from Norwich. David 
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July 7th 03, 09:33 AM
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As in www.bbc.com/somerset comes from Taunton
-- I'm Bill... and I sell stuff at www.daio.co.uk "David van Kemenade" wrote in message ... "Stephen Peterson" wrote in message ... Yesterday BBC Radio Norfolk moved to its new studios in the Forum Norwich. This building,for those that don't know is the new main library in Norwich. You can watch the broadcasts through a glass wall. However what was interesting is that apparently BBC i comes from Norwich. Is this true or is it just the local version that comes from Norwich?As stated on Look East last night. It's just http://www.bbc.co.uk/norfolk/ that comes from Norwich. David
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