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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?
A former local police officer spoke to Radio Clatterbridge listeners recently about the upcoming launch of her new book.
Trish Finnegan, from Raby Mere, has spent the entirety of her adult life here on the Wirral.
Changes come and go throughout life, but when you are caring for someone with an acquired brain injury, the transformations can be incredibly profound.
Brain injuries are common. According to data released by the NHS, around 950 people a day are admitted to hospital with brain injuries.
Radio Clatterbridge recently spoke to a dynamic fundraising duo, who have set a personal challenge to crack 100 side-splitting jokes to raise vital funds for WUTH Charity.
Andi Ashman and Mandy Yeardsley decided to pair up after taking various volunteering duties for the charity during the lockdown, such as delivering food to the COVID wards.
