June 2006 Archive
Headlines
• Phil Reaches Shortlist
• On Air To Care
• Wayne Gets His Wish
• And The Winner Is...
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Phil Rodgers |
Former Radio Clatterbridge presenter Phil Rodgers is in line for a top radio industry award. Despite a record number of entries, he's been shortlisted for the Arquiva Commercial Radio Awards 2006 for his role as Programme Controller at Chester's Dee 106.3. The ex-Saturday Crew member faces competition from Richard Maddock at Radio City in Liverpool and Mark Browning from Heart 106.2 (London). Phil joined Radio Clatterbridge in 1991 and has worked for stations including Radio City, Magic 1548 and MFM. Read more about Phil here.
Thursday 8th June 2006
Update: Congratulations to Phil, who came runner up and also got Dee a recommendation in the Station of the Year category. Top
Friday 30th June 2006
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Steve Lord and the Carers FM logo |
Members of Radio Clatterbridge took to the airwaves today... on another radio station! Presenter Steve Lord is hosting a series of programmes as part of a week-long broadcast by Bebington-based Carers FM. Hospital radio was the topic of conversation tonight, so he called on the expertise of Clatterbridge colleague Mike Eveleigh to liven up the debate. Radio Clatterbridge's exclusive first interview with the Beatles was also replayed in full. Top
Tuesday 13th June 2006
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Wayne Lowe |
Radio Clatterbridge presenter Wayne Lowe has had his wish granted... He's been given a role at a local radio station! The Clatterbridge Coffee Club host is joining the team at 102.4 Wish FM. He'll spend his time promoting the station across Wigan and St Helens. Top
Tuesday 20th June 2006
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Zoe Jones with Pete Price |
Zoe Jones got the surprise of her life today, when she became the latest recipient of the Radio Clatterbridge Staff Achivement Award. The staff nurse from the Stroke Rehabilitation ward was given the accolade in a suprise swoop by local broadcaster Pete Price. Zoe was voted the favourite worker at Clatterbridge Hospital in 2005 by patients and visitors. In their nominations, patients described her as "very helpful" and "kindness personified". Her Ward Sister, Gill Ayriss, praised Zoe's dedication to her patients: "She's a delight to work with and really does lift spirits on the ward. "It is natural for stroke patients to feel frustrated or anxious. Zoe helps her patients to focus on what they want to achieve and stay positive, helping them make progress in getting on with their lives." The award is organised each year by Radio Clatterbridge volunteers. See more photographs of Zoe's surprise ceremony on our Gallery pages.
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