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Tony Kent G8PBH RSGB ESC Chair
Appointment of Prof. Anthony (Tony) Kent, G8PBH to Chair of the Examinations Standards Committee Tony obtained his callsign, G8PBH, in 1978 and has been active on the bands continuously since. His interests in that time have included home construction, mobile and portable operation and, most recently, DX chasing. His favourite band is 6 m and, […]
Paul Whatton G4DCV RSGB TEC Chair
Paul Whatton, G4DCV has been appointed as Chair of the RSGB’s Training and Education Committee (TEC). Paul previously held the post of Vice Chair within TEC and is the Project Leader for the Train the Trainers scheme, which recently trained its 200th tutor. First licensed in 1972 as G8FUR, Paul is a member of Windmill […]
A sense of scale and proportion
The new RSGB Strategy is reaching down to a lower level of detail now. The purpose, values, goals and priorities launched at the AGM in April are being used by all parts of the RSGB, staff and volunteers, to help shape our activities for the next five years. There are just 11 full-time and 3 […]
Ofcom Licensing Portal unavailable
Ofcom have advised us that its online licensing portal will be unavailable from 6pm on Friday 26 May until 8am on Tuesday 30 May because of related systems work.
Philip Willis M0PHI RSGB Board Director
To bring the Board to full strength, the meeting on 13 May unanimously endorsed the co-option of Philip Willis M0PHI as a Board Director.
Why on earth does the RSGB need a Strategy?
Why don’t you just ‘get on with it’? This is a question that has been asked of Board members in the last few weeks since we published the Strategy. As the newly-elected Board Chair, let me try and answer the question. Every organisation needs a Strategy to know where it should focus its efforts and […]
