Dear Office of Communications,

I would kindly request the following information regarding
unlicenced pirate radio stations
broadcasting in Norfolk from January 2010 until
now under the freedom of information act.

1. How many prosecutions against individuals have taken place
between the specified dates?

2. Out of the number of persons identified, how many have had
multiple prosecutions?

3. Please list the names of all the unlicenced broadcast stations
and the number of times enforcement action has been carried against
each of them, clearly showing the method of enforcement used (ie:
studio raid, main transmitter removal, mobile telephones
disconnected, website domain name blocking etc).

4. How many enforcement visits have been as a result from
information supplied from members of the public or licence paying
broadcasters.

5. Please supply a breakdown of costs for each case of enforcement
action carried out.

6. Please give details of any complaints or allegations made
against Ofcom's staff in the enforcement section.

7. Out of the unlicensed broadcast stations identified, if any have
not had enforcement action against them please supply information
as to why it hasn't taken place.

8. How many reports of interference to safety of life services or
aviation have been reported in Norfolk between the dates
stated above, if any please state which authority reported it and
if the interference was proven to be atributed to pirate radio?

Thanks in advance for the swift response in processing this
request.

Yours faithfully,

David John

Dear Julia Snape,

Could you please provide some additional information?

Can you confirm the name and/or frequency of the station involved, and the reason for the actions OFCOM took, for example listener complaint or mobile phone mast operator/city council (in the case of a tower block)

Yours sincerely,

David John