Radio Free City was another familiar voice from the 1980's on the SW bands. That voice was also familiar to MW dxers in Scotland at one stage as well, as the station began on MW, before migrating to FM and finally SW.

A QSL letter received by Ian from 7th January 1979 when Radio Free City
were operating on 1386kHz / 217m.
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Issue 7 of the free radio magazine 'Soundwaves' contained the following report of raid on Radio Free City in December 1979, and the resulting court case

Issue 8 of the free radio magazine 'Soundwaves' issued in Spring 1980 contained a brief history of Radio Free City until that point as written by Mark Snow. The station did return, but on shortwave.

By 1980, Radio Free City had migrated to shortwave and was being heard across Europe.
Below are some QSL cards from 1980 and 1983, all for different frequencies
and by kind courtesy of Alistair McNeil and Stuart Hardy.