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?
We are pleased to reveal that Radio Clatterbridge will be one of the beneficiaries from this year's Wirral Charity Post.
It will be the fifth time the station has been chosen to receive financial support from the proceeds of the service in its 37 year history.
A hospital IT worker who has written a novel in his spare time has been compared to Willy Russell.
Terry Melia, who was recently based in Clatterbridge Health Park, told the Coffee Club programme he had a lot to live up to.
At Radio Clatterbridge, we love our music so we were delighted to hear that the hit show Soul Train is coming to Wirral.
Listeners to the Coffee Club heard all about it from producer and host Wayne Kennedy.
