RSGB Strategic Priorities
March 2026 – Strategic priorities update
Creating the future shape of the Society, together In this article, I hope to bring together a brief high-level update of what’s happening, why we should all feel positive and excited about the future of our wonderful hobby and get involved to help make it happen. It’s a cold wet early Monday morning in Manchester […]
A year in numbers – 2025
Amateur radio continues to evolve and the RSGB, in turn, develops how it supports current radio amateurs and reaches out to new audiences. In this feature we celebrate some great achievements, in which RSGB HQ staff have often led the way. The video above shows the highlights whilst the fuller story and numbers are shared below. […]
February 2026 – Strategic priorities update
We cannot do this without you The RSGB Board is deeply committed to its strategy which has been focused on the growth of amateur radio but is now seeking to expand this focus to include membership growth. There will be more details about this later this year. However, the Board cannot deliver its strategy entirely […]
January 2026 – Strategic priorities update
The modern radio amateur As part of the RSGB’s strategic activities, we are beginning to expand the technical baseline that the Society covers. This isn’t in any way intended to devalue or reduce the focus on traditional radio activities; far from it. We do, however, need to appeal to the modern radio amateur – and […]
December 2025 – Strategic priorities update
Delivering the strategic priorities – we need your help You may have read previous articles about the RSGB’s strategic priorities and thought this was something for someone else. After all, you might reason, does the Society not already have a well-run HQ operation, and are there not plenty of volunteers delivering services? We do indeed, […]
November 2025 – Strategic priorities update
Supporting practical activities and learning Doing practical things has been central to amateur radio for its entire existence. For many of us with original G3 and early G8 call signs the only way to get on the air was to build your own station from components, or through modification of surplus military equipment. The purpose […]
