Charlie Davy <...> said:

They're both part of the Kent Messenger newspaper group, and they took
control of those stations at different times – Now, I assume, they have
re-named the Limited companies to make them more consistent. >

Thanks Charlie;
Having considered this;it occurs to me then that the newly 'named' Companies;having to undergo the same incorporation rules as any company,must be, legally, a new entity not previously connected to the original licence holding companies, and therefore don't they have to undergo the full licence application instead of being 'fast-tracked'?

 Surely KMFM (Canterbury)Ltd (ex CTFM Ltd) and KMFM (Folkestone)Ltd (ex South East Radio Ltd) should be paying the full £15,000 intent fee's and £60,000 application fee's for these licences to be awarded to these 'new' companies,even if (as were told) that no other parties submitted letters of intent? Of course the system is designed to be ambiguous;we assume that the 'licences' means all 3 in the Dover/Folkestone case and 2 at Canterbury.ie Programme licences and frequency licences. Regards,
Jim.