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--- uk-callsigns [2025/11/27 13:42] – [Ofcom Licence Database] Added spreadsheet for 11 November 2025 g3aka
+++ uk-callsigns [2025/11/27 14:05] (current) – [Ofcom Licence Database] g3aka
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   * {{ :2024-12-05_forbidden_callsign_suffixes.zip | Ofcom Forbidden callsign suffixes 5 December 2024}}
-Callsign spreadsheet issued on 11 November 2025 three weeks after the release of M8/M9 callsigns for Intermediate and all categories of amateur being able to change their callsign
+Callsign spreadsheet issued on 11 November 2025 four weeks after the release of Intermediate M8/M9 callsigns and all categories of amateur being able to change their callsign. Callsign changes supposedly could take place from the 13 November 2025 but Ofcom's software glitches meant Foundation were unable to do so for another two weeks
   * {{ :2025-11-11_amateur_callsigns_sorted.zip | Ofcom Callsign Spreadsheet 11 November 2025}}
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   * {{ :2024-09-17_every-radio-callsign-spreadsheet.zip | Ofcom Callsign Spreadsheet 17 September 2024}}
-Callsign spreadsheet issued before the February 2024 re-issue of all licences. Ofcom's licence re-issue forced an update of the Last Modified Date Field for all valid licences. Sorting on the Last Modified Date field can give you an indication of how many amateurs had actually revalidated their licences since 2006 as revalidation forces a change to Last Modified Date
+Callsign spreadsheet issued before the February 2024 re-issue of all licences. Ofcom's licence re-issue forced an update of the Last Modified Date Field for all valid licences. Sorting on the Last Modified Date field can give you an indication of how many amateurs had actually revalidated their licences since 2006 (~63,000) as revalidation forces a change to Last Modified Date
   * {{ :2024-01-11_amateur_callsigns_sorted.zip | Ofcom Callsign Spreadsheet 11 January 2024}}