Shock Radio
The Union also has a student radio society called Shock Radio, which was formed in 2000 following the breakup of Storm FM (a joint project between the University of Manchester, Manchester Metropolitan University and the University of Salford). The first FM Restricted Service Licence (valid for 28 days) broadcast was in 2002. The seventh broadcast (2008) and all subsequent broadcasts have only been broadcast over the internet.
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