Bus drivers query news block on strike threat

A bus drivers’ union today demanded to know why independent radio stations had been blocked from carrying reports on its strike threat.

Fri, 11 Jun, 2004 - 16:27

A bus drivers’ union today demanded to know why independent radio stations had been blocked from carrying reports on its strike threat.

The National Bus and Rail Union (NBRU) sent a letter by taxi to the Broadcasting Commission of Ireland (BCI), which regulates the 48 independent and community radio stations.

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Courts Heathrow Person: General Secretary Person: Liam Tobin Organisation: National Bus and Rail Union Organisation: NBRU Organisation: Broadcasting Commission of Ireland Organisation: BCI Organisation: Fianna Fáil Organisation: RTÉ Organisation: Garda Síochana Organisation: Today Organisation: Today FM

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