The Liverpool Broadcasting Company, or L.B.C as it was later announced was another station in which Bert Williams was involved.  The station seemed to begin out of the restart of test transmissions of Radio 252 in the early Summer of 1981.  By August, Bert was operating that station as Liverpool Broadcasting or LBC on 1170kHz, but still announcing as 252m.  The change in frequency to 1170kHz could have been because an Irish station called Telstar Radio in Dundalk was putting out a good signal on 1197kHz / 252m using 1kW of power, the old Radio 252 channel.  After disappearing shortly after in late 1981 and having some time off whilst Bert ran another station, Radio Ronda in early 1982, LBC was next heard in October 1982 and began operating a 7 day per week service. It is thought to have lasted until around March 1983 when after some internal issues, it changed name to Radio Elenore. After the name change, Bert took his transmitter back and Radio Elenore was off the air until an arrangement was made with Tom Lodge for the use of the Station M transmitter on 1413kHz on a Saturday. From its start in 1982, LBC had attempted to broadcast daily from 0900, announcing both 259 and 459 metres, and paying for itself through advertising. The actual frequency for 459m is not known and there do not seem to be any reports about it.  The heading above was from an invoice sent to Anoraks UK to advertise their  'loop aerials', but we don't have a recording of the said commercial.