What is recorded here
The public map records this plaque for Communications House plaque. Its recorded inscription reads: Radio History On this site stood Communications House, birthplace of the UK's first independent commercial radio station LBC (London Broadcasting Company) and it's national and international news service IRN (Independent Radio News). Launched October 8th
Communications House was the birthplace of the UK's first independent commercial radio station, LBC, and its news service IRN, marking a significant shift towards diversification in British broadcasting post World War II.
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