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.
Listeners to Radio Clatterbridge are being encouraged to take part in a night walk to help raise funds for cancer studies.
The second Shine Night Walk is taking place in Liverpool at the end of August following the success of last year's inaugural event.
A regular guest on the Coffee Club has braved the shave in aid of The Clatterbridge Cancer Charity.
Jo Francis, a colleague of our presenters Ian Grant and Helen Sestan, decided to lose her locks 18 months after after husband Gareth was treated for testicular cancer at The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre.
A BBC presenter has thanked staff at Clatterbridge for their care and professionalism in treating his rare cancerous eye tumour.
Veteran technology correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones spoke to Radio Clatterbridge following a week’s treatment at The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre.
Dame Patricia Routledge has heaped praise on Clatterbridge as she officially opened a new garden at Wirral Hospice St John's.
The actor, known best for her role as Hyacinth Bucket in the BBC comedy Keeping Up Appearances, was keen to laud the work of all of the organisations working in the health park, including the charity and Radio Clatterbridge.
Clatterbridge Hospitals League of Friends marked their 65th Annual General Meeting with a surprise talk by one of our presenters.
In The Mix host Dave Adams is also the vice president of the charity and was called upon at the eleventh hour when they received apologies that that guest speaker was feeling unwell.
Coffee Club listeners were amongst the first to hear that Dame Patricia Routledge is coming to Clatterbridge.
The Tranmere-born actor and singer, best known for her role as Hyacinth Bucket in the BBC comedy Keeping Up Appearances, will be opening the newly made-over gardens at Wirral Hospice St John's.
Eight years ago, Radio Clatterbridge invited musician Mike McCartney to launch our new service broadcasting on AM (medium wave).
Now the Scaffold singer has repaid the favour by inviting us to the release of his remastered album, self-titled as his stage name McGear.
Radio Clatterbridge's success at the Hospital Broadcasting Awards made it in to the press.
We won a gold in Stoke-on-Trent for promoting our special day of programmes in tribute to our late patron, Sir Ken Dodd.
The death of one of our founder members was reported in a number of broadcast industry publications.
Monty Lister, who is credited with securing the survival of Radio Clatterbridge during its early years in the 1950s, was well-known for recording the first radio interview with The Beatles.
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.
