It's fifty years to the day (29/06) since Manx Radio broadcast its first ever programme.
Manx Radio was the first licenced commercial station in the British Isles and was a blueprint for commercial local radio which arrived in the rest of Britain almost a decade later(1973).
The first voice listeners heard was that of John Grierson, the station's first General Manager, who got things going with "Hello Dolly" by jazz great, Louis Armstrong.
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MHK to assess level of support for chief minister bid
Rob Callister says he'll decide whether to put his name forward next week
IoM Government to consider impact and implications of UK triple lock changes
The subject will be a matter for the new administration
Car parking will return to Castletown's Market Square in October
Chair of commissioners Tony Brown says tourists increased after 'pragmatic approach'
Lifeboat Operations Manager reflects on 45 years with Peel RNLI
Allen Corlett first joined the station in 1981