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Local programming in Swindon began life as Swindon Viewpoint on the 11 September 1973 as an experiment in community cable television, or Public-access television. It was managed initially by Richard Dunn, who later went on to become Head of Thames Television. This experiment started with EMI finance on the Radio Rentals cable radio and television relay network. Local people could train in using television production equipment. Many of the programmes were 'one-off' documentaries that interested the volunteers involved or programmes of more general public interest. The studios were in the basement of Radio Rentals premises on Swindon's Victoria Road.