Original sentence: G Reynolds, the station ran for three very successful one-month Restricted Service Licences (RSL) between 1999 and 2001, on 105.4FM.On 12th June 2003, Ofcom, the UK radio authority, granted the new licence to the Dumbarton station rather than Peninsula FM.Peninsula FM was a radio station founded by and aimed at the people of Helensburgh and the surrounding areas, in Argyll, Scotland.The idea of the radio station was to offer a service that aimed to inform and entertain, focusing on 'connecting the community'; broadcasting from the heart of Helensburgh with maximum use of live interviews, with a mix of music and chat, and live sports coverage relevant to Helensburgh, Rhu, Garelochhead and the Rosneath Peninsula villages of Kilcreggan, Cove and Clynder.When it was announced  in 1999 that a licence would become available for Helensburgh and the Clyde Peninsula Towns, the then local station for Dumbarton, Castle Rock FM, thought they would automatically be given the rights to broadcast in the new catchment
Edited sentence: G Reynolds, the station ran for three very successful 1 month Restricted Service License (RSL) between 1999 and 2001, on 105.4FM.In the summer of 2003, the Radio Authority of London was due to make its decision about which of the two stations would be granted the License.Peninsula FM was a Radio Station founded by and aimed at the people of Helensburgh and the surrounding areas, in Argyll, Scotland.The idea of the Radio Station was to offer a service that aimed to inform and entertain, focusing on 'connecting the community'; broadcasting from the heart of Helensburgh with maximum use of live interviews, with a mix of music and chat, and live sports coverage relevant to Helensburgh, Rhu, Garelochhead and the Rosneath Peninsula villages of Kilcreggan, Cove and Clynder.Unfortunately, when the Radio Authority finally made their decision on 12th June 2003, it went against Peninsula FM, and the Dumbarton station were granted the license.When it was announced  in 1999 that a license would become available for Helensburgh and the Clyde Peninsula Towns, the then local station for Dumbarton, Castle Rock FM, thought they would automatically be given the rights to broadcast in the new catchment