Talk:Play UK

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Extra Information Needed

More Information - sorry new to this so don't know if I'm doing it properly or not. I have a tiny bit of more information about comedy programmes on Play UK. The programme entitled Mark and Lard's Pop Upstairs Downstairs was actually called Mark and Lard's Having a Pop. Writers included Mark Coley, Pat Gallagher and Dave Roarke. I think Pat Gallagher also directed but not sure. Katcocat (talk) 12:08, 13 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]

I have marked this article (Play UK) as a stub as I feel more information is needed. Mainly in these areas:

More music programming - I think there was more music programming. But those are the only ones that I can remember.
More comedy programming - There are more comedy programs that were broadcasted on UK Play/Play UK but I cannot remember them right now and there were certainly more originally produced programming then the two I have mentioned. :| (Added two more, but I think there were a few more --Kiri* 12:59, 30 Apr 2005 (UTC))
Actual launch date of Play UK (as Play UK).
The date when UK Play rebranded as Play UK.

A few things that need to be nitpicked:

The sentence in the article "The channel is aimed at playing (for most of the time) music in the morning and afternoon while broadcasting comedy in the evening.": Would you feel it needs to be slightly (or completely) reworded (I was never brilliant at English ;)?
The heading called Play UK Closure: Should it really have a heading of it's own or would it be better to be appeneded to the first paragraph in the article?
Have I spelt everything correctly? I hope I have! ;)
Should UK Play have a redirect to this article? (Redirect added. --Kiri* 12:59, 30 Apr 2005 (UTC))

That's all I can think of what else is needed in this article at the moment. --Kiri* 20:49, 16 Apr 2005 (UTC)

deletion/redirection

There are identical pages for both uk play and play uk, one needs to be redirected to the other.88.108.25.21 20:15, 20 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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