 David Allan left the station, going back to BBC Radio 2 and in an article for Country Music People magazine he criticized the station for not playing enough true country music.The station suffered greatly because it lacked an FM frequency, with its single low-powered AM transmitter barely reaching the outer London suburbs in daylight and foreign interference then making it virtually inaudible after dark.As staffers and DJ's alike bickered about what was "true" Country music, the operation began to run out of money and Country 1035 faced closure.