Communications Manager
RSGB Communications Manager
Communications Manager's Latest Posts
Important changes to the RSGB QSL Service
The RSGB is pleased to announce the next stage in developing its QSL Bureau services following the retirement of QSL Bureau Manager Richard Constantine, G3UGF. After a comprehensive review of long-term options, the Society has entered into a formal contractual agreement with the German national radio society—Deutscher Amateur Radio Club (DARC)—to process all incoming and […]
Dr Julian Gannaway, G3YGF, SK
Dr Julian Gannaway, G3YGF Dr Julian Gannaway, G3YGF sadly passed away suddenly in early December after nearly 60 years as a very keen and highly competent radio amateur. He was 72. His interest spanned VLF to microwaves. He was very active with the Radio Society of Great Britain for many years, especially on matters relating […]
RSGB Board – December key messages
Following its meeting in December, the RSGB Board has shared these key messages: Board confirmed arrangements for the membership strategy workshop to be held in January. This is an important project to try to increase membership and encourage member retention The arrangements for the improved QSL Bureau Service were reported to the Board The Board finalised […]
Legacy Committee vacancy
The RSGB Legacy Fund, thanks to the generosity of donors, has resources available to encourage and develop amateur radio. The distribution of the Legacy Fund is overseen by the Legacy Committee which is a sub-committee of the Board. The Legacy Committee considers applications from individuals and groups and advises the RSGB Board in reaching its funding […]
RSGB Board – December key messages
Following its meeting in December, the RSGB Board has shared these key messages: Board confirmed arrangements for the membership strategy workshop to be held in January. This is an important project to try to increase membership and encourage member retention The arrangements for the improved QSL Bureau Service were reported to the Board The Board finalised […]
Dr Bob Whelan, G3PJT – Silent Key
It is with great sadness that we share the news that Dr Bob Whelan, G3PJT became a Silent Key on 4 December. Bob’s contribution to amateur radio was extensive. First licensed in 1961, his main interest was in HF/LF CW operation. In this he soon became a strong supporter of the Commonwealth Contest, operating from […]
