Radio News Archive 2005
When the radio service first launched on the internet a page was given over to display all the latest news from the radio station. This page is a copy of those stories displayed for this year 2005.
When the radio service first launched on the internet a page was given over to display all the latest news from the radio station. This page is a copy of those stories displayed for this year 2005.
September 2005
Radio Heatherwood this month launches web space for local ostomates support group.
As part of the promotion of the group on the 24 hour service at Heatherwood.
The league of friends is pleased to offer some web space to help encourage more support for the group.
Radio Heatherwood's Rhapsody service will be broadcasting details of the regular meetings.
August 2005
Radio Heatherwood has received it's first licence for the use of records with an automated transmission system.
This new charge by the PPL raises funds from all hospital radio's who may be using computers to deliver music.
Radio Heatherwood uses 13,000 records on it's Rhapsody broadcast service.
The station now has to pay each year £232 including vat to PPL before it plays any records.
August 2005
Radio Heatherwood has launched today 29th August it's on-line request and dedication form Placing a request or dedication on the hospital radio service couldn't be easier.
The new on-line service allows members of the public or patients in Heatherwood to send a direct request to the radio via the web site.
A request made by the on-line service is immediately sent to all broadcast nights to advise of a new dedication.
All request originators are sent a confirmation email.
2005 was a very busy year for the station management and as the year unfolded there was much to do and organise
For further information about this year:- Follow the links
August 2005
Radio Heatherwood has launched today 29th August it's on-line volunteering form
Radio Heatherwood has speeded up the process for all new recruits with it's on line application form. Potential recruits can now fill in the form and expect an answer within 7 days.
This provisional form will allow the management to assess the basic requirements of availability of the volunteer. If the applicant is suitable, then a full application form will be posted.
This development for the radio service saves costs in postage and speeds up the recruitment process.
January 2005
Radio Heatherwood benefited from a special fundraising Disco organized by Ian Butcher from the Radio Station.
Ian who joined the radio station in 2004 setup and organized the disco which raised £240 for the station.
Local companies provided prizes to give away in the grand raffle during the evening.
The league of friends thanks all those who helped make this a success
Archive Gems
Just some extra's we found:-
A Look At Radio Heatherwood's Past:-
PJ With the Mayor,( Bill Cooley ) a proud moment for the station engineer and for Radio Heatherwood
Added to lockers and bed-head radio boxes
A new flyer was produced for all notice boards