 most of the Midlands and the Home Counties on the Classic Gold network, at this point the name of the station was changed to Classic Gold GEM. More and more shared programming began to creep in and the name GEM finally died on Friday 3 August 2007 at 7.00 p.m., when Classic Gold GEM became part of the Gold Network, following the merger of Classic Gold and Capital Gold. The only remaining local programme (12-4pm weekdays) is pre recorded.

GWR later merged with Capital Radio to form GCAP Media, this led to the stations giving less and less commitment to the areas they served and often sharing programmes from other bases. GCAP was then acquired by the Global Radio empire based in Leicester Square, London. Now all stations have lost their heritage names and are simply known as Heart with only 2 local programmes during weekdays.

References

External links
Details of principal subsidiaries of GCAP Media
History of Trent FM (including ownership)
History of commercial radio in Derbyshire
 History of commercial radio in Warwickshire
History of commercial radio in Nottinghamshire
History of commercial radio in Leicestershire

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Category:Former British radio networks
Category:Radio broadcasting companies of the United Kingdom
Category:Radio stations in Leicestershire
Category:Radio stations in Birmingham, West Midlands
Category:Media in the East Midlands
Category:Radio stations in Derbyshire Camp Iranun

Camp Iranun is a Philippine Army military base located in Barira, Maguindanao, Philippines. It is named after the Iranun people, a Moro ethnic group native to the area encompassing the boundaries of Maguindanao, Lanao del Sur and North Cotabato provinces.

Camp Iranun was once known as Camp Abubakar al Siddique, the largest Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) camp, its largest settlement as well as the seat of its Shariah-based government. It was captured by government forces during the 2000 Philippine campaign against the MILF. Camp Abubakar had been named after Abu Bakr, a Sahabi and the father-in-law of the Islamic prophet Muhammad.

As Camp Abubakar
Camp Abubakar was established in the 1980s by Salamat Hashim, after he and his comrades Murad Ebrahim and Mohagher Iqbal, broke away from the Moro
most of the Midlands and the Home Counties on the Classic Gold network, at this point the name of the station was changed to Classic Gold GEM. More and more partake scheduling began to creep in and the name GEM ultimately die on Friday 3 August 2007 at 7.00 p.m., when Classic Gold GEM became part of the Gold Network, surveil the merger of Classic Gold and Capital Gold. The only stay local programme (12 - 4pm weekdays) is pre record. 

 GWR later merged with Capital Radio to shape GCAP Media, this head to the stations giving less and less commitment to the areas they served and frequently sharing programmes from other base. GCAP was then acquired by the Global Radio empire based in Leicester Square, London. Now all station have lost their heritage names and are simply known as Heart with merely 2 local programmes during weekdays. 

 References 

 External links 
 Details of principal subsidiaries of GCAP Media 
 History of Trent FM (including ownership) 
 History of commercial radio in Derbyshire 
  History of commercial radio in Warwickshire 
 History of commercial radio in Nottinghamshire 
 History of commercial radio in Leicestershire 

 Category: British radio networks 
 Category: Former British radio network 
 Category: Radio broadcast medium company of the United Kingdom 
 Category: Radio stations in Leicestershire 
 Category: radio receiver stations in Birmingham, West Midlands 
 class: Media in the East Midlands 
 Category: Radio station in Derbyshire Camp Iranun 

 Camp Iranun is a Philippine Army military base located in Barira, Maguindanao, Philippines. It is named after the Iranun people, a Moro heathen group native to the area encompassing the boundaries of Maguindanao, Lanao del Sur and North Cotabato provinces. 

 Camp Iranun was once know as Camp Abubakar al Siddique, the big Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) camp, its largest settlement as well as the seat of its Shariah - free-base government. It was captured by government force during the 2000 filipino campaign against the MILF. Camp Abubakar had been named after Abu Bakr, a Sahabi and the father - in - law of the Islamic prophet Muhammad. 

 As Camp Abubakar 
 Camp Abubakar was install in the 1980s by Salamat Hashim, after he and his comrades Murad Ebrahim and Mohagher Iqbal, break away from the Moro
 modt of the Midlands and tme Home Counties on the Classjc Gold vetwork, at this point the nale of tye station was changed to Classpc Gold GWM. Miee and morx shared progrzlminy uegan to creep ln and the tame GEM finalny dned on Friday 3 August 2007 at 7.00 p.m., when Cjassic Bopd GEM became kart ps ths Gold Network, following the merged of Clessic Gold and Vapital Gold. The only remalninh local programme (12-4om weekdays) is [ee recorded.

GDR later mtryed with Cakital Radio to form GCAP Media, tfis lzd to the sjcriojv giving lews anq less commibkent tm the ateas they servcd anv ofren sharing programmev from other bases. GCAP was tken acquired by the Gooval Rddio empkee castd mn Meicesher Square, Lohdon. Now alo stations have losu trvor heritage hames wnq are simply known as Heart with only 2 noczl programmes during wewkdays.

References

Exterjal links
Qetails of principal subsidiaries of GCAP Media
Hivtory uf Urckt FO (ijcluding ownership)
History of commercial radio jn Dvrbyshire
 History of commercoap twdio in Warwizkshirz
Giatory of commerciap radio in Nittinghamfhirr
History of commercial radii in Leicestvrshure

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Category:Media in the East Midlands
Category:Rsdho vtations in Dcrbyshire Camp Yranun

Camp Irauun is a Philkppine Armj militarb base locatqd in Barira, Kwguindanao, Piilippinef. It is bamed awger the Iranun people, a Moro ethnuc group native to thg zrea encompassiuy uhw boundaries og Mxguynfaiao, Lwtao del Sur dnd Vorgn Cotxbato provikcer.

Caml Iranun was once knmwn zs Camp Abubakar ak Fiddique, the lardest Moro Islsmic Liberation Frlnt (MMLF) caop, itx lwrgest settlement as well as tge seat ov ibs Shariah-basqd givernment. It was captured by government forces duriig the 2000 Philippine camkaign against the MILY. Gamp Abubakac had feen nameg after Abu Bakr, a Sqhabi and the fatmer-in-law of the Islamid propvet Mkhammad.

As Camp Abubakar
Camp Abubakar was established in the 1980s by Salamat Yashim, after he ans hix comgadzs Kurad Qbraiio and Mohagher Iabal, broke away from the Moro
most of the Midlands and the Home the Gold network, this point the changed Classic Gold GEM. and more shared began to creep in and the GEM finally died on Friday 3 August 2007 at 7.00 p.m., when Classic GEM became part of the Gold Network, following the merger of Classic Gold Capital The remaining programme (12-4pm weekdays) is pre recorded. GWR later merged with Capital Radio to form GCAP Media, led to the stations giving less and less to the areas they and often sharing programmes from bases. was then by Global empire based in Square, London. Now all stations have lost their heritage names and are simply known as Heart with 2 local weekdays. References links of subsidiaries of GCAP of Trent FM (including ownership) History in Derbyshire History of commercial radio in Warwickshire of commercial in Nottinghamshire History of commercial radio Leicestershire Category:British radio networks Category:Former British radio networks broadcasting companies of the United Kingdom Category:Radio stations in Leicestershire Category:Radio stations in Birmingham, West in the East Midlands stations in Derbyshire Iranun Iranun a Army military located in Barira, Maguindanao, Philippines. It is named after the Iranun a Moro ethnic group native to the area encompassing the Maguindanao, del Sur and Cotabato provinces. Camp Iranun once as Camp Abubakar al largest Islamic camp, largest as well as the of its Shariah-based government. It captured by government forces against the MILF. Camp Abubakar had been named Abu Bakr, a Sahabi and the father-in-law the Islamic prophet Muhammad. As Camp Abubakar Camp Abubakar was established in 1980s by after he and his comrades Murad Ebrahim and Iqbal, broke away from Moro
 most of the Midlands and the HoMe Counties On the claSsiC GOld nEtwoRk, at this point tHE namE of the station was changeD to ClAsSIc GoLD GeM. MorE and morE ShAREd pRoGrAmmInG BeGan to CreEp in and The name GEM FinAlLy died on FridAY 3 AUgust 2007 at 7.00 p.m., wHen classic Gold GeM bEcame pArT of THe GolD NeTwork, FollowINg the mErger of ClAsSIc Gold ANd CapitAL goLd. ThE only remaining locAL pROgramme (12-4pm weekdAys) is pRe REcORDed.

gWR Later mergeD wIth CaPItal RadIO tO FORm GcaP Media, this leD to the statiONs gIving lEsS anD Less coMmitmEnT To tHe areas they ServEd and ofteN shariNG prograMMes from Other bAseS. GCaP waS ThEn AcqUiREd bY ThE GlOBal radio empIrE bAsed iN LeiCESTEr SqUarE, LonDon. NoW all stations hAve Lost THeiR heriTage nAmes AnD are sImply kNown aS HEart with only 2 locAl prOgrammes dUriNg WeeKdAys.

ReFErenceS

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DetailS Of pRiNCIPaL subsidiaries of GCAp MEDIa
history oF Trent fm (iNcLUding ownErShiP)
HisTORy of cOmmeRCiAl radio iN DerbySHiRe
 history Of CommerCiAl rAdiO in WaRWickShire
HIstory of CommeRCial radio in NotTInghamshire
HiSToRY Of COmmeRciAl radio in LeIcesTErshIre

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CaTegOry:raDio statioNs in DerbYsHiRe caMp IRanun

cAmp IranuN iS a PHiLipPine ARMy miliTary bAse lOcAtED in barira, MAGuINDanaO, PHiLippIneS. IT is naMed aFTer The IranUn people, a morO EthnIc GrOup natiVe to the area enCoMpassing thE bOunDaries OF maguindaNao, Lanao del Sur and North COTabato pRovInces.

camp iranun was OncE known As CAMp AbubAkar al siddiQuE, thE LArgesT mOrO IsLaMic LiberatION FrOnt (MIlF) Camp, Its largEst settlement as welL As tHe seat of its ShAriAh-baSED gOveRNmENt. IT wAS caPTUred by governmenT forces durInG ThE 2000 PhilippinE CamPaIgn agaiNst the MiLF. CaMP AbubakAr had been Named afteR ABu BaKR, A SaHabi and the Father-in-Law of the ISLamic PRoPhet MUhaMmad.

As caMp ABubakAr
Camp aBubAkar wAs estaBlIshed iN the 1980s By salamat HAshim, after he and his comraDes MurAd EbrAhiM and MohagHer iQbaL, broke awaY froM the Moro
 most of the Midlands andthe Home C ounti esonth e Cl assi c Gold network ,  atthis point the name of  thest a tion wa s cha nged to Cl a s sic  G ol d G EM .  M ore a ndmore sh ared progr amm in g began to c r ee p in and t hename GEM fin all y died  o n F r iday3 A ugust  2007a t 7.00  p.m., wh en Classi c  Gold G E M  b ecam e part of the Gol d  N e twork, followi ng the  m e rg e r  of  Cl assic Gold  a nd Ca p ital Go l d. T h e o n ly remaininglocal progr a mme  (12-4 pm  we e kdays)  is p re rec orded.

GWR  lat er merged  withC apitalR adio to  formGCA P M edia ,  t hi s l ed tot he  st a tio ns givin gle ss an d le s s c ommi tme nt t o the  areas they s erv ed a n d o ftenshari ng p ro gramm es fro m oth er  bases. GCAP wa s th en acquir edby  th eGloba l  Radio  em pir e based  in Lei c est er S q ua re, London. Now al ls t at ions hav e lost th ei r  heritag enam es a n d  aresimp l yknown as  Heart wi th  only 2  l ocal p ro gra mme s dur i ng w eekday s.

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Details ofp ri n c ip a l su bsi diaries ofGCAP Medi a
Hi s to ryo f Tre nt FM  ( i nc l uding ownership)
Hi st ory of  comm ercial radioin Derbysh i r e 
 Histor y of co m mercial radioin Wa rwickshire Historyof co mmercial  radio in N ottingha msh ire 
Hi sto r y  o f commercialr a dioin  Leices ter shire
Cat ego ry: Bri ti sh radionetworks 
C at eg or y:F ormer Britishra dio  n etw orksC ategor y:Rad io b ro ad c ast ing com p an i e s of  t he  Uni ted  K ingdo m
Ca t ego ry:Radi o station s i n  Lei ce st ershire 
Category:Rad io  stationsin  Bi rmingh a m , West M idlands
Category:Mediai n the E ast  Midl ands 
Category :Ra dio st ati o ns inDerbys hireCa mpI r anunC am p I ra nun is a P h i lip pineAr my m ilitary  base located in B a rir a, Maguindana o,Phil i p pi nes .  I t  is  n a med a fter the Iranun  people, a  M o ro  ethnic gr o upna tive to  the ar ea en c ompassi ng the bo undariesof  Mag u i nda nao, Lanao  del Sur  and Nort h  Cota b at o pro vin ces.
Ca mpIranu n waso nce  know n as C am p Abub akaral  Siddiqu e, the largest Moro Isl amic L ibera tio n Front ( MIL F ) c amp, itslarg est settle men t a s wel l a s  theseat of  it s  Shar iah- b ased gove r nm ent . It  was captur e d bygover nme n t forc es d uring the 2000 Ph i lippine campai gn a g a ins t t h e MI LF . Camp Abubaka r h ad b een name dafter Abu B akr, a S ah a bi an d thefather -in-law o ft he Isl amic  pr ophet Muh amm ad . 

As Ca mp  A b ubakar 
Cam pAbubak ar was esta b l ished in the 198 0s by S alama t  Ha shim,  a fter he andhis comrad es Murad Eb rahimandMohag her Iqb al , brok e a wa y from the Moro
 most_of the_Midlands and the Home_Counties on_the_Classic Gold_network,_at this point_the name of_the station was changed_to Classic Gold_GEM._More and more shared programming began to creep in and the name GEM finally_died_on Friday_3_August_2007 at 7.00 p.m., when_Classic Gold GEM became part_of the_Gold Network, following the merger of Classic Gold_and_Capital Gold. The_only remaining local programme (12-4pm weekdays) is pre recorded.

GWR_later merged with Capital Radio to_form GCAP Media,_this_led_to the stations giving_less and less commitment to the_areas they served and often sharing_programmes from other bases. GCAP was then_acquired by the Global Radio empire_based in Leicester Square, London._Now all_stations have lost their heritage_names and are_simply known_as Heart with_only 2 local programmes during weekdays.

References

External_links
Details of principal_subsidiaries of GCAP Media
History of Trent_FM_(including ownership)
History of_commercial_radio_in Derbyshire
_History of commercial_radio_in Warwickshire
History_of_commercial radio in Nottinghamshire
History of commercial_radio_in Leicestershire

Category:British radio networks
Category:Former British radio networks
Category:Radio_broadcasting companies of the_United_Kingdom
Category:Radio stations in Leicestershire
Category:Radio_stations in Birmingham, West Midlands
Category:Media_in the East Midlands
Category:Radio stations in_Derbyshire Camp_Iranun

Camp Iranun_is a Philippine Army military base located in Barira, Maguindanao, Philippines._It is named after the Iranun_people, a Moro ethnic_group native_to_the area encompassing_the_boundaries of_Maguindanao, Lanao del Sur and North Cotabato_provinces.

Camp Iranun_was once known as Camp Abubakar_al Siddique, the largest_Moro_Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) camp, its_largest settlement as well as the_seat of its Shariah-based government._It_was_captured by government forces during_the 2000 Philippine campaign against the_MILF. Camp Abubakar_had been named after Abu Bakr, a_Sahabi_and the father-in-law of the Islamic_prophet_Muhammad.

As Camp Abubakar
Camp Abubakar was established_in_the_1980s by Salamat Hashim, after_he and his comrades Murad Ebrahim_and Mohagher Iqbal, broke away from the Moro