Communications Manager
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The RSGB is now on Instagram
The RSGB has launched its official Instagram profile! This addition to the Society’s social media presence will help us to connect in a new way and showcase the exciting world of amateur radio and STEM. Through Instagram, we aim to: Support youth activities and highlight opportunities for young radio enthusiasts Engage with like-minded organisations that […]
RSGB Election 2026: Nominations now open
The Society’s year starts and ends at the AGM, and we are seeking proactive and enthusiastic members with the right skills who would like to become a Director of the Society or a Regional Representative. There are vacancies for two Nominated Directors, two Elected Directors and three Regional Representatives. Nominated Directors are selected by the […]
146-147MHz NoV extension agreed by Ofcom
Ofcom has agreed to the RSGB request to extend the 146-147MHz NoV for a further year. It is available on a non-interference basis and the NoV is subject to a 30-day notice period of change or withdrawal. Ofcom’s objective in making this spectrum available is to encourage radio amateurs to experiment and test new communications […]
RSGB National Radio Centre wins the 2025 Sir Arthur Clarke Education and Outreach Team Award
At a glittering awards ceremony in London last night, the RSGB National Radio Centre team beat two other finalists to win the 2025 Sir Arthur Clarke Education and Outreach Team Award “For inspiring all Generations about Amateur Satellites by providing a unique insight into the world of radio communications”. The awards are organised by the […]
RSGB QSL Bureau: a service update
Following the well-deserved retirement of QSL Bureau Manager Richard Constantine, G3UGF, the RSGB Board is making arrangements to ensure the continued smooth operation of the QSL Bureau service. Members should continue to send outgoing QSL cards to PO Box 5, Halifax, as usual. Similarly, incoming cards will continue to be distributed by your existing sub-manager, […]
Ofcom implements Phases 2 and 3 of the amateur radio licence review
Following the introduction of the current amateur licensing framework in February 2024, Ofcom has now implemented most of the remaining changes associated with Phases 2 and 3. The updates to Ofcom’s online licensing portal accommodate applications for new M8/M9 Intermediate call signs, more flexible Special Event call signs, and other changes which include easier revalidation. […]
