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Examinations Standards Committee publishes 2020 report

| September 21, 2020

The RSGB’s Examinations Standards Committee (ESC) has published its 2020 report which looks back on activities during 2019 – you can read it and previous reports on our website.

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Examinations Standards Committee Report 2020

| September 18, 2020

Follow the link below to read this report which relates to activities during 2019 Examination Standards Committee Report 2020 (PDF)

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BBC TV Points West

| September 17, 2020
BBC TV Points West

Today BBC Points West ran a short feature at lunchtime and a longer piece in the evening news about 10-year-old Caitlin, M6XTT who passed her Foundation Licence exam via remote invigilation recently after being tutored by her grandfather Don, G3XTT during the lockdown. Caitlin’s Mum, Jane, also talked about the family tradition of being amateur […]

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BBC Radio Somerset

| September 15, 2020

This morning BBC Radio Somerset interviewed ten-year old Caitlin, M6XTT, her grandfather Don, G3XTT and RSGB General Manager, Steve Thomas, M1ACB. Caitlin passed her Foundation licence recently via remote invigilation after being tutored by Don. You can hear the interview for 30 days on iPlayer. The pre-recorded trailer with Steve was used as part of […]

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ICQ Podcast

| September 15, 2020

The latest ICQ Podcast Episode 333 is out now. It features an in-depth chat with the RSGB/NHS ‘Get on the air to care’ team about how it has inspired the growth of amateur radio over the last six months. The interview with RSGB General Manager Steve Thomas, M1ACB; NHS Representative Paul Devlin, G1SMP; and RSGB […]

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BBC Radio Sussex and Surrey

| September 15, 2020

We set up an interview for RSGB Board Director Stewart Bryant, G3YSX and SOTA event organiser Tim Price, G4YBU with BBC Radio Surrey and Sussex on Friday 11 September. The interview starts just before 1:43:00 – you can hear it for 30 days on BBC iPlayer

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