LOOK UP!! ------------^Due to the removal of the link to the announcement archive, the link to the forums has shifted slightly to the left. Vintage Radio and Television NewsPlease excuse the dust! Vintage Radio is currently being renovated however all services, including the forums are still operating. Access these as per usual. Many changes are being made to make the site load faster, remove some un-needed clutter and improve reliability. You will notice a few things missing from the front page from here on, however all linked content remains accessible from the forums home page. Just click the Discussion Forums link above to go there. As mentioned a few days ago, these changes are part of preparations to shift Vintage Radio to a new server. I am hoping to make this shift as seamless as possible and I anticipate that there will be no disruption as this occurs. The move is planned to go ahead on Wednesday night though a time is not specified as yet. Alterations to the layout of the front page will change several times for the next few days. Please be patient as things get finalised. |
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Sunday, 24th September, 2017.
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