The first in a series of posts to celebrate Radio Warneford’s half-century of broadcasting. Find out more about our first real studio, “The Hut”, which opened in 1978 and became our home for fifteen years.
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Welcome to Radio Warneford, the hospital broadcasting service based in the heart of South Warwickshire, providing quality radio entertainment to patients since 1973.
Our programmes can be heard at Stratford Hospital in Stratford-upon-Avon, the Central England Rehabilitation Unit in Leamington Spa and at Warwick Hospital where our studios are based.
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The first in a series of posts to celebrate Radio Warneford’s half-century of broadcasting. Find out more about our first real studio, “The Hut”, which opened in 1978 and became our home for fifteen years.
Find out moreRadio Warneford is on the move! We’ve left our home of 24 years and we are about to embark on fitting out our brand new studios in another part of the Warwick Hospital site!
Find out moreFor those of you who entered our 50th birthday competition – or those who are just interested – here are the answers to the first eight questions. If you entered the competition and are lucky enough to be one of our winners, then we’ll be in touch!
Find out moreYou can keep up-to-date with everything that’s happening at your local hospital radio station by following us on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. Check us out now…
Find out moreThe most recent edition of Radio Warneford’s patient magazine is still available, packed full of archive photographs and newspaper reports charting Radio Warneford’s history since its first broadcast at the Warneford Hospital in 1973.
Find out moreIf you have got some free time on your hands and you are looking for an exciting new interest, then why not do something special for your community here in South Warwickshire.
Radio Warneford is on the lookout for new volunteers who have a few hours to spare each week and would like to help visit patients on the wards, collect record requests and put together programmes.
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