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2ZY was the name of a radio station established by the British Broadcasting Company in Manchester, England, in 1922. Part of the newly nationalised British Broadcasting Corporation from 1 January 1927, the station continued broadcasting under the 2ZY name until its transmissions came to be referred to, from 9 March 1930, as "the Manchester programme". Subsequently, on 17 May 1931, the Manchester station – broadcasting from a new high-powered station at Moorside Edge – became the main production centre of the newly launched BBC North Regional Programme, which was to remain on air until the outbreak of the Second World War in 1939.

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rdfs:comment	2ZY was the name of a radio station established by the British Broadcasting Company in Manchester, England, in 1922. Part of the newly nationalised British Broadcasting Corporation from 1 January 1927, the station continued broadcasting under the 2ZY name until its transmissions came to be referred to, from 9 March 1930, as "the Manchester programme". Subsequently, on 17 May 1931, the Manchester station – broadcasting from a new high-powered station at Moorside Edge – became the main production centre of the newly launched BBC North Regional Programme, which was to remain on air until the outbreak of the Second World War in 1939. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	BBC Philharmonic Orchestra Birmingham Bradford Daventry Hulme List of oldest radio stations Defunct radio stations in the United Kingdom Radio stations in Manchester Edward Elgar Enigma Variations Glasgow Moorside Edge transmitting station The Planets Leeds Liverpool Manchester Stoke-on-Trent Stereo BBC Home Service BBC National Programme BBC Regional Programme 5IT British Broadcasting Company British Broadcasting Corporation 2LO 1922 establishments in England 1930 disestablishments in England Radio stations disestablished in 1930 Radio stations established in 1922 Edinburgh Nottingham The Dream of Gerontius Gustav Holst BBC Radio Manchester Kingston upon Hull Metropolitan-Vickers Radio station Second World War Longwave Medium wave Moses Baritz
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has abstract	2ZY was the name of a radio station established by the British Broadcasting Company in Manchester, England, in 1922. Part of the newly nationalised British Broadcasting Corporation from 1 January 1927, the station continued broadcasting under the 2ZY name until its transmissions came to be referred to, from 9 March 1930, as "the Manchester programme". Subsequently, on 17 May 1931, the Manchester station – broadcasting from a new high-powered station at Moorside Edge – became the main production centre of the newly launched BBC North Regional Programme, which was to remain on air until the outbreak of the Second World War in 1939. 2ZY aired its first test transmission on 450 metres on 17 May 1922 and regular broadcasting from the station started on 15 November 1922, just one day after sister station in London, 2LO, had begun transmitting daily programmes. On the same day, 5IT began in Birmingham and eight other stations opened in subsequent months across Britain. The frequency chosen for 2ZY was then 385 metres medium wave. The programmes were at first broadcast from the Metropolitan-Vickers electricity works in Old Trafford. The ornate iron water tower at the works was the site of the transmitter. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	1922 in British radio 1922 in radio List of oldest radio stations November 1922 Timeline of Manchester history Timeline of the BBC Timeline of music in Manchester Timeline of radio in Manchester Media in Birmingham Media in Manchester BBC Philharmonic BBC Regional Programme 5IT British Broadcasting Company Trafford Park North West England History of broadcasting ZY BBC Manchester BBC North West Metropolitan-Vickers Radio Times Moses Baritz

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