A Wirral author is promising to help charities in Clatterbridge after starting a business to support families with cancer or other terminal illness.
Gillian Seale set up Tailored Yarn to user her skills as a writer and illustrator to do something special for those in a very difficult situation.
Radio Clatterbridge's favourite cycling granny has returned to the station to tell listeners about being named one of the top female cyclists in the country.
Sylvia Briercliffe, who is nearly 90, learned to ride at the age of three and returned to her passion in her ninth decade.
Volunteers at Radio Clatterbridge have been saddened to hear that one of the station's biggest supporters has died after a long illness.
Ken Arnold was first treasurer and then chairman of Clatterbridge Hospitals League of Friends from 2009 to 2018 before being made president of the charity.
You could be helping Radio Clatterbridge next time you go shopping - and it won't cost you a penny extra!
The charity has been chosen to benefit from the latest round of the Co-op Local Community Fund.
Health bosses have visited Radio Clatterbridge to ask for the views of patients in the health park.
It's part of a wider scheme to garner opinions of people across Wirral about future services in the borough.
Listeners of the Coffee Club have been learning how a number of books have been concealed around the health park for people to find.
Jen Rhodes is the brains behind Wirral Look4aBook - a local version of an idea which has been taking off in other areas of the UK.
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.
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.
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