RSGB General Manager
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National Club of the Year 2017
Once again, we are indebted to Waters & Stanton for their generous sponsorship of the National Club of the Year competition 2017. The winners were announced at the National Hamfest 2018 Small Clubs National Winners South Kesteven ARS Runners up South Bristol ARC 3rd place Greenisland […]
RSGB Board Change, M0ITI
We are pleased to announce that Mike Bruce, M0ITI has been co-opted to the RSGB Board, with immediate effect. Mike will provide focus and expertise to ensure that the Board is fully equipped to support the major changes within the Examinations Systems. Mike was recently appointed Examination Systems Review Manager, has been a member of […]
Graham Parry, G7OSR, 29 August 2018
Graham was involved in amateur radio most of his life, enhanced by his time in the RAF, passing his Radio Amateur Exam in the early seventies and obtaining his call sign G7OSR. Graham was a long standing member of the Milton Keynes Amateur Radio Club, serving in many capacities and helping with events. He was […]
RSGB Board Change, G3WRO
Keith Haynes, G3WRO, has recently decided to step down as an RSGB Board Director, for personal reasons. Keith was co-opted to the Board following his proposal by the Nominations Committee, and took on the liaison responsibilities for the RSGB Awards and Regional Team. He was highly qualified to look after these areas of the Society, […]
Gordon Hunter, GM3ULP, 12 September 2018
It’s with great sadness we have to inform Members, especially those in Regions 1 & 2, that their previous Regional Representative (Regional Manager) Gordon Hunter, GM3ULP, passed away on 12 September 2018, peacefully, in Wishaw hospital after a long illness. Gordon was an RSGB member for more than 50 years and had an interest in […]
Brian M Johnson, G3LOX, 4th July 2018
Brian was born in 1925 in Liverpool. Just before the Second World War he began his career as an apprentice radio engineer; when it did begin he volunteered to become a member of the Home Guard. Soon after that he received his call up papers to do national service; he joined the army where postings […]
