Communications Officer
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What is your question for the RSGB Board?
Do you have a question you would like the RSGB Board to answer at the RSGB 2026 AGM? There are three ways you can get involved. You can ask a question live at the AGM via Zoom Submit a written question in advance Share your question via the live chat during the AGM Only written […]
Could you be the next RSGB Legacy Committee Chair?
The RSGB is looking for a new Chair of the Legacy Committee, following the resignation of Richard Horton, G4AOJ from the committee. Chris Wood, GD6TWF, who is the Society’s Honorary Treasurer and the Board Liaison for the Legacy Committee, would like to thank Richard for his work over the last few years in encouraging new […]
Last chance to submit British Science Week reports
Tuesday 31 March is the deadline to submit your British Science Week reports to the RSGB. Whether you operated a special event station, organised a club activity, supported a local youth group or held any other type of event, the Society would love to hear from you. Reports will be included in a special feature […]
April 2026 – Strategic priorities update
Practical activities: the key to engagement We have mentioned many times before that we see doing practical things as the key to engagement, and this belief is front and centre of the RSGB high-level strategy. From our involvement in National Coding Week to our Outreach activities, from our Youth activities to the RSGB National Radio […]
RSGB an official WRTC UK 2026 partner
We are delighted to announce the RSGB is an official partner for this year’s World Radiosport Team Championship (WRTC). RSGB representatives will attend the event, which is being held from 8-13 July 2026 at Wyboston Lakes in Bedfordshire. They’ll meet radio amateurs and spectators from around the world and the Society has supported the event […]
First supreme level award given
The RSGB Awards Manager, Lindsay Pennell, GI3KME, has awarded Geoff, G4FKA the first Supreme level of the Worked All UK and Crown Dependency Prefixes Award. The award was introduced in 2025 and is available to all radio amateurs and shortwave listeners in the UK and worldwide. Read more about Geoff’s achievement here.
