Turn up, tune in... kick ’em out

By Roxane McMeeken 2004-10-08T00:00:00

Pirate radio isn’t a harmless world of rebels and underground culture: it damages property, chokes the signals used by emergency services, interferes with television pictures and its operators are violent. Roxane McMeeken spoke to the people on the front line of the battle for the airwaves. Illustration by Paul Willoughby

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