Radio Clatterbridge listeners were able to listen to a tea party to mark the departure of two "valuable" members of staff from the health park.
Dr Sue Welsh and Sister Sue James retired after more than half a century of dedicated work between them in the Dermatology Unit at Clatterbridge Hospital.
Benidorm actor and former Loose Women host Sherrie Hewson has told Radio Clatterbridge she was "thrilled and proud" to host an annual awards ceremony for staff at Wirral Hospital.
The broadcaster, who also starred in Coronation Street, Emmerdale and Crossroads, told our presenter Steve Evans that she tried to make the Proud Awards as much fun as she could.
Radio Clatterbridge has paid tribute to a young upstart in the world of broadcasting, as Radio 1 celebrated it's 50th anniversary.
Dave Williams' Light and Early programme played the same first three songs as the BBC station exactly half a century after they were first introduced by former pirate radio DJ Tony Blackburn.
A day nursery founder, whose first husband died from cancer 21 years ago, has been telling listeners how she aims to raise £20,000 for The Clatterbridge Cancer Charity.
Helen Lloyd opened Bluebells in September 1997 because she knew she would never have children with him.
When a national independent watchdog wanted to host its first external annual conference, bosses looked no further than one of our presenters to help with the proceedings.
Dave Adams, who works for the Health and Safety Executive, was picked to present a new narrative animation explaining all about what the organisation does and its mission.
One of our presenters has taken to the airwaves to urge other men to get themselves checked for prostate cancer.
It comes just months after Steve Lord was diagnosed by doctors.
Radio Clatterbridge listeners have heard how a Wirral charity is helping transform the lives of older veterans in the borough.
Age UK has launched the Joining Forces project for to those living locally aged 65 or over.
Radio Clatterbridge bosses thought they had struck it lucky when they recruited a professional DJ to the station.
But Di Gaskell says she's "shocked and stunned" by the prospect of going on air.
Radio Clatterbridge listeners have heard how they can learn all about Liverpool's rich culture while raising money for a charity based in the health park.
Maggie’s Merseyside, which provides free practical and emotional support for people living with cancer, has just confirmed that the Museum of Liverpool will be the final stop-off point on its now annual Culture Crawl.
A Radio Clatterbridge presenter has turned down the chance to appear on stage with a former winner of The X Factor in favour of staying on air in the health park.
Heather Smith explained to listeners that her choir was invited to take part in a special performance to mark the 30th anniversary of Blood Brothers by empresario Bill Kenwright.
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.
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.
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.
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