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Founded in 1951, Radio Clatterbridge is one of the oldest hospital radio stations in the world. We are a registered charity run entirely by volunteers dedicated to providing an around-the-clock service of music, entertainment and information to patients, staff and visitors to Clatterbridge Health Park, Wirral, UK.
- How do I listen live?
- What's on air this week?
- How can I request a song or get a mention or shout out?
We need about 30 people to continue broadcasting 24 hours a day. Our volunteers give up their spare time to present, assist on programmes, report on sporting events, visit the wards and collect requests, and catalogue music in the record library. We receive funding from our members, donations and grants and receive support from organisations on the health park and in the local community.
- How do I join the volunteers?
- How do I take part?
- Can my organisation sponsor a programme or advertise on air?
- How can I make a donation to keep Radio Clatterbridge broadcasting?
Dave Adams has celebrated 30 years on Saturday mornings at Radio Clatterbridge.
Dave was initially a programme assistant on Mid-Morning Music with presenter Dave Williams who returned to the station as a special guest.
Radio Clatterbridge listeners have heard how hundreds of people have signed a petition to keep an historic Wirral park free from cars.
The woman who launched the petition spoke to Coffee Club presenter Steve Evans about the difference to Birkenhead Park since vehicle access was restricted at the start of lockdown.
The latest phase in the history of a Clatterbridge charity has been penned by a Radio Clatterbridge presenter.
Dave Adams has spent six months researching and writing the history of Clatterbridge Hospitals League of Friends for its 65th anniversary.
