Archive for May, 2026
News for England South West – 24 May 2026
On Sundays, Appledore and District Amateur Radio Club has a net on 1.860MHz from 9.30am, followed by a net on 144.260MHz USB at 10.30am and a net via the GB3DN repeater at 11am. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, there is a net via GB3DN from 11am. There is a DMR net on Tuesdays at 8pm. […]
RSGB Board has announced Board Liaison roles
The RSGB Board has announced further updates to the Board Liaison roles. Go to the RSGB Board web page to view for the full list of responsibilities for each Board Director. RSGB Members will be able to use this as a guide to help them know who to contact if they have questions, concerns or […]
The RSGB team at the Dayton Hamvention
The RSGB team had a very successful time at the Dayton Hamvention last week. They spoke to hundreds of attendees, signed up a lot of new members, and were delighted by the very positive response to the RSGB app. Many radio amateurs hadn’t realised that as an RSGB member they can read RadCom Basics, RadCom […]
News for Wales – 24 May 2026
Aberkenfig and District Amateur Radio Club meets on Wednesdays from 7pm at Tondu Railway Club, Station Approach, Bridgend, CF32 9DY. The Club is an approved RSGB Examination Centre for those wishing to study and take their amateur radio exams. More details can be found on the Club’s Facebook page. Contact: Rob, GW0RVR, 01656338449, info@aberkenfigradioclub.com On […]
6 July – The solar eclipse and how you can participate by Steve Nichols, G0KYA
The presentation On 12 August there will be a solar eclipse visible in the UK. It will be a total eclipse for areas west of the UK and at its maximum there will be about 90% totality in the UK. This lends itself to some HF propagation experiments and the RSGB Propagation Studies Committee (PSC) […]
June 2026 – Strategic priorities update
Growing our membership, shaping our future Following our recent virtual AGM, I felt it would be useful to reflect on our future direction. Membership sits at the very heart of the Society. Without it, there is no collective voice, no effective defence of spectrum, and no structured support for amateur radio across the UK. This […]
