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The BBC were Right On The Money when they asked to film at Radio Clatterbridge for the national TV programme.
But presenter Dominic Littlewood was left tongue-tied when we put him on air!
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A "woman with a washing line" who had no experience of sailing has explained how she took to the sea after recovering from a serious illness.
Cathy Roberts, who owns a bookshop in Wirral, rescued a 70 year old tug boat after buying it from a used car salesman.
Radio Clatterbridge has helped celebrate the 70th birthday of the National Health Service by partying like it was 1948.
We joined workers, patients and volunteers to mark the historic milestone with a series of special programmes.
A senior hospital manager has told Radio Clatterbridge about her own personal experience of the NHS after being treated three times for cancer.
Gaynor Westray, Director of Nursing at Wirral University Teaching Hospitals, was speaking as part of the 70th birthday celebrations for the health service.
Listeners have been told that The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre will continue to invest in its Wirral site despite some services moving to Liverpool.
It comes as the hospital celebrated the 70th anniversary of the National Health Service.
Three septuagenarians have been sharing their personal stories of the NHS with Radio Clatterbridge.
The trio, who were all born in the same year as the health service was formed, were talking as part of a special week of programmes to celebrate its 70th anniversary.
Radio Clatterbridge is joining the rest of the UK in celebrating the 70th anniversary of the National Health Service.
The NHS was launched here in the north west by Aneurin Bevan, the health secretary at the time, at Manchester's Park Hospital (now Trafford General) on 5th July 1948.
Radio Clatterbridge's art and antiques expert is back behind the microphone after experiencing the good work of the NHS at first hand.
John Crane revealed he has been recovering from a chest problem.
Who needs the World Cup when you've got the Claire House Cup on your doorstep?
Radio Clatterbridge listeners heard from founder Jackie Wild who has organised the annual charity tournament in memory of her son Elliot.
Women with cancer in Wirral are being offered products and hair services in a bid to make them look and feel better.
A new non-profit business has been set up to to support women after they are diagnosed and beyond.
We're also in the news!
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Our NHS celebrations make the news
Radio Clatterbridge has been given the lead article in the latest issue of the industry publication for hospital radio.
Our recent celebrations to mark 70 years of the NHS at Clatterbridge Health Park was given top billing in On Air magazine.
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Church gives fundraising hope
Worshippers at a Wirral church have been reading about our quest to sign up shoppers to help raise funds for Radio Clatterbridge.
The monthly magazine for the parish of St Mary's in Eastham featured a full-page article about the station.
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Doddy Day hit headlines as we celebrated our patron Sir Ken Dodd
Radio Clatterbridge hit the headlines as we celebrated the life of our patron Sir Ken Dodd.
We broadcast a day of special programmes as the comedian was laid to rest in Liverpool.
