Much later, Stoke's first commercial radio station was called Signal Radio, possibly in a nod to "The Card".
Despite critical acclaim in its legal days it failed commercially and Charles Turner sold the licence to Signal Radio.
In 1989, Signal Radio started a 6 hour output on the new 96.4 Cheshire frequency.
Signal Radio raises thousands of pounds for local children's charities every year under the "Help a Signal Child" initiative.
The breakfast programme is presented by Doug Wood, a local personality with over thirty years of radio experience on Signal Radio among other stations.
In 1987 he joined Signal Radio in Stoke-on-Trent, where he presented the Drivetime show, still under his real name.
In 1988, he moved on to Signal Radio, Stoke, presenting a live weekday three-hour night time phone-in five nights a week.
The Radio Partnership expanded over the years to include other stations, such as Signal Radio in Stoke-on-Trent.
Turner-Webster started her career at Signal Radio, writing, producing and presenting on-air features including film, travel and book reviews.
He founded Bet365 in 2000, as well as Signal Radio in 1983.
