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We are looking to get in touch with former members of Radio Warneford! Are you one of them…?
Find out moreWhy don’t you help us to choose the first track we play when our new studios open!
Find out moreRadio Warneford is on the move! We left our home of 24 years last summer and our engineers are working hard on kitting out of our brand new studios in another part of the Warwick Hospital site!
Find out moreIn another of our series of articles to mark our 50th birthday, we take a rummage through the Radio Warneford archive to remember some of our fund raising efforts in the 1970’s.
Find out moreThe brand new edition of Radio Warneford’s official magazine is now 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 moreThe second of a series of posts to celebrate Radio Warneford’s half-century of broadcasting. Find out more about our move from “The Hut” at the Warneford Hospital to new purpose-built studios at Warwick Hospital, opened in 1993.
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Find out moreRadio Warneford extended it’s service to five nights a week.
Find out moreA schedule entitled “Wonderful Radio Warneford” was published and ran for three months. It was given to all the patients. Here’s an extract from it: MONDAYS 7.00pm Terry Brown Requests 7.45pm Hancock’s Half Hour 8.15pm Mr Peggotty Requests 9.00pm Judge Jeffreys Sweet Sounds FRIDAYS 7.00pm Judge Jeffreys Soul Music 8.00pm Terry Brown Requests 9.00pm Mr Peggotty Big Band Sounds TUESDAYS 7.00pm Terry Brown Revived 45s 7.45pm Mr Peggotty at the Theatre
Find out moreJohn Flaherty and Geoff Nicholls ran Peggottys Disco together and this formed the basis of the studio. It began in a tiny basement room in the hospital and the Red Cross helped out by visiting patients and collecting requests. Programmes could be heard on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays between 7pm and 10pm.
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