Live broadcasts have resumed at Radio Clatterbridge as listeners get used to living with the "new normal".
The charity has remained on air during the coronavirus pandemic to include vital information for staff, patients and visitors at Clatterbridge Health Park in addition to its usual mix of entertainment and news.
Listeners have heard how cancer services will continue at Clatterbridge Health Park despite a new specialist hospital opening in Liverpool.
The 11-storey Clatterbridge Cancer Centre in the city centre will deliver highly-specialist care including pioneering immunotherapy and the most advanced forms of radiotherapy to 2.4 million people.
Some of our most well-known supporters have lent their voices to back NHS staff working in Clatterbridge Health Park during the coronavirus pandemic.
Amongst them is the Merseyside actor Ricky Tomlinson who has dusted off his character Jim Royle to record a special message to be broadcast on Radio Clatterbridge.
Radio Clatterbridge is continuing to broadcast as the health park adapts to dealing with the threat of coronavirus.
We are playing an important role in keeping staff and patients informed with the latest developments and advice.
The Coffee Club has welcomed members of a Wirral group set up to transform wedding dresses into gowns for babies "born asleep".
Wirral Wings began in October when founder Linda Priest decided she wanted the dress from her failed marriage to do some good after a bad marriage.
Scranmere Rovers, Hugeventus Wirral – meet Wirral’s newest football teams determined to tackle obesity in men.
All players are winners for a Wirral football league launched at Pensby High School last month, where overweight men shed weight in a competitive, friendly environment.
The 2020 presidential race has been won - by our very own Dave Adams.
No, we're not talking about the election for the White House but an important role much closer to home.
If you're feeling blue this January, then we have got an offer which could help you - and do some good for others too!
Radio Clatterbridge listeners have been encouraged to take part in a series of events taking place later this year in aid of Cancer Research UK.
One of Radio Clatterbridge's newest presenters is celebrating after his programme was shortlisted for a national award.
Country Connection is broadcast live every Friday evening as part of our specialist music strand Radio Clatterbridge Presents.
Radio Clatterbridge listeners have given Queen a double seal of approval.
They were voted best band while their single, I Want To Break Free, was the most requested song of 2019.
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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