You can only learn so much about Radio Clatterbridge by reading information on a website. To get a real idea of what we are all about, you need to hear us.
So we’ve compiled highlights from our programmes for you and delved deep into our archive to give you a taste of our broadcasts over the years. Finally, if you’re a radio anorak, you’ll no doubt be excited to hear a selection of our jingles too!
Radio Clatterbridge broadcasts exclusively to Clatterbridge Health Park on 1386AM (Medium Wave).
Patients are loaned special radios for the duration of their stay which are automatically tuned to Radio Clatterbridge. They are then deep-cleaned and used again. Patients, visitors and staff with their own radios can tune in to Radio Clatterbridge by going to 1386 on the AM or MW band within Clatterbridge Health Park.
Patients at The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre can also receive our programmes through their bedside televisions. You will find us under “Radio” on the home screen. Just click on our logo to listen. Alternatively, just press button number 1 to switch between TV and radio.
Radio Clatterbridge listeners got an exclusive update on the season-ending knee injury of Liverpool FC player Sadio Mané when he spoke to presenter Steve Evans. Steve, who is also social secertary at the LFC Disabled Supporters' Association, met up with the Senegalese winger at the Melwood training ground to present him with the group's Player of the Year award.
Sir Paul McCartney is being invited to "get back" to Radio Clatterbridge, 55 years after making a debut on the station. The Beatle appeared with John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr in the band's first radio interview back in October 1962.
Guests from Radio Clatterbridge were wowed by the performance of a local pop group at the weekend. A number of our volunteers booked a table at the fundraising event in aid of the Clatterbridge Hospitals League of Friends.
