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News for Northern Ireland – 13 March 2022
The Strangford High Frequency Enthusiasts group is now accepting UK-wide enrolments for the next UK Full licence training programme. There are now over 130 useful videos, documentation and email support. They also use Google Meets on Monday evenings. It is completely free, email GI0VKP@gmail.com for details or see the QRZ.com entry for GI0VKP. On Tuesday […]
News for Scotland – 13 March 2020
With Scottish Clubs returning to normal meeting details of club activities can be usually be found on the individual club’s website. A summary of activities in Scotland can be found on this website. The Loch Lomond Sunday Night NET takes place every Sunday from 8pm via EchoLink MB7IBH and Locally on 145.3375 and with a […]
News for England South-East – 13 March 2020
Bracknell Amateur Radio Club has a net via GB3BN from 5pm today and next Sunday. On Wednesday there is net on at 8pm on 145.375MHz. Thursday sees a net from noon on 70.425MHz. Colin, 2E0XDA, 0770 651 2505 Burnham Beeches Radio Club has its net from 10.30am on Sundays, starting on 145.500MHz then moving to […]
News for England South-West – 13 March 2022
Radio Operators Cornwall is holding a series of simple skills workshops. They are free and open to non members and will be hosted at various locations across Cornwall in the coming year. Suited to those studying for their licence, new to the hobby or returning amateurs. Contact the ROC at Info@g8roc.org.uk for more info or […]
News for Wales – 13 March 2022
Barry Amateur Radio Society meet on Tuesdays at 7.30pm at the Sully Sports and Social Club. On Friday at 7pm there is a Zoom meeting. From now on the Wednesday night FM net will alternate between the 2m and 70cm band. This Wednesday, the 16th, the net will be on 144.550MHz from 8pm. Contact Steve, […]
RSGB statement: the Russian Federation and Belarus
The normal stance of amateur radio is that it is apolitical. However, it is clear that recent actions by the Russian Federation and their military have crossed a line and the RSGB cannot in this instance remain neutral. The policy of the RSGB is that we will follow the actions of the mainstream sporting bodies […]
