This statutory instrument establishes the formal designation of the public telecommunication system operated by United Artists Communications (London South) Plc within the Kingston and Richmond areas. The document is issued by the British government under the authority of the Telecommunications Act 1984, which provides the legal framework for licensing and regulating private telecommunications providers. It serves as a formal administrative record of the specific geographic and operational scope granted to the licensee during the expansion of cable infrastructure in the United Kingdom.

Legal professionals and historians of telecommunications policy view this document as a standard administrative instrument for infrastructure licensing. It is primarily utilized for archival research regarding the development of UK cable television and telephony networks in the early 1990s.