Aylesbury Vale Radio Society usually meets on the third Wednesday of each month at The Dog House from 8pm. For more details visit avrs.org.uk<\/p>\n
Banbury Amateur Radio Society has a net on 144.5125MHz FM most evenings. Wednesday sees a club night from 7.30pm. For more information visit banburyares.co.uk<\/p>\n
On Wednesday, Bishop’s Stortford Amateur Radio Society has its net, starting at 8pm, on 145.5625MHz.\u00a0bsars.org<\/p>\n
On Thursdays, the Bittern DX Club has a net around 145.400MHz. On Thursday, there is a club meeting at The Spread Eagle from 7.30pm. All are welcome.<\/p>\n
On Sundays, Bracknell Amateur Radio Club has a net via the GB3BN repeater from 5pm and via the GB3AL repeater from 5.30pm. On Wednesday, there will be a net on 145.375MHz FM from 9pm. On the first Friday of the month there is a 40m net from 12pm. Martin Stead, 2E0XBZ, secretary@g4bra.org.uk<\/p>\n
On Tuesday, Braintree and District Amateur Radio Society is having its annual antenna clinic from 8pm. For more details, contact secretary@badars.co.uk<\/p>\n
Brede Steam Amateur Radio Society has a club net via the GB3ES repeater from 8pm every Wednesday. secretary@bsars.co.uk<\/p>\n
Bredhurst Receiving and Transmitting Society meets in its shack every Wednesday from 7pm. The Society has a net via the GB3DA repeater on Thursdays. bratsqth.org\/brats\/homepage<\/p>\n
On Wednesdays, Bromley and District Amateur Radio Society has a net starting on 145.500MHz from 9pm. For more information visit bdars.wordpress.com Steve, M0PEL, 07452 777908, M0PEL@gmail.com<\/p>\n
On Sundays, Burnham Beeches Radio Club has a VHF Club net from 10.30am starting on 145.500MHz, before moving to 145.275MHz. The club usually meets on the first and third Mondays of the month. On Saturday there will be an HF Club net from 4pm around 7.063MHz. More information is available on the Club\u2019s website. Greg, G4EBY, ebytronics@gmail.com<\/p>\n
Bury St Edmunds Amateur Radio Society meets at Rougham Tower Museum on the third Wednesday of each month. It is a small but very active club. There are club nets every day of the week except Sunday. Details can be found on the club\u2019s website. The club\u2019s general chat frequencies are 144.7375MHz FM and 433.400MHz FM. bsears.co.uk<\/p>\n
Cambridge and District Amateur Radio Club has meetings every other Friday. See cdarc.org.uk\u00a0 for more information.<\/p>\n
On Sundays, Chelmsford Amateur Radio Society has a CW net on 144.060MHz from 8pm. On Monday, there will be a CW net on 3542kHz from 7.30pm, followed at 8.15pm by GB2CW slow Morse on 3555kHz. Tuesday sees a club open net via the GB3ER repeater from 8pm. On Thursday there will be CW classes via Skype from 7pm. g0mwt.org.uk<\/p>\n
On Tuesday, Chelsea Pensioners Radio Club has a net on 145.375MHz from 2pm. Mike Hall, GB4CP, 07970 724 105<\/p>\n
On Tuesday, Chippenham and District Amateur Radio Club will be having a Club night from 7.30pm. For more information visit chippenhamradio.club<\/p>\n
On Tuesday, Colchester Radio Amateurs Club has open nets on 433.400MHz from 7pm, and on 1.920MHz LSB from 8pm. Wednesday sees an open net around 145.350MHz from 7pm. On Thursday, there will be an open net on 3.685MHz from 7pm. On Friday, there will be an open DX net on 14.125MHz with assist on 145.350MHz from 2.30pm. Garry, M0MGP secretary@g3c0.uk<\/p>\n
On Sundays, Coulsdon Amateur Transmitting Society has nets on 145.4MHz from 11am and on 3.7MHz from 5pm. Wednesday sees a net around 70.425MHz from 9pm. secretary@catsradio.org.uk<\/p>\n
Crawley Amateur Radio Club meets from 11am on Sundays, and from 8pm on Wednesdays. Talks are held once a month on a Wednesday evening. For more information contact Stewart, G3YSX on 07720 068 493.<\/p>\n
Cray Valley Radio Society meets\u00a0at the 1st<\/sup> Royal Eltham Scout HQ at the rear of\u00a061 to\u00a071 Southend\u00a0<\/u>Crescent, Eltham\u00a0London, SE9 2SD\u00a0on the first and third Thursdays of the month. The doors open at 7pm for 7.30pm start. Visitors are always welcome. Please note that, with\u00a0immediate effect,\u00a0the Society\u2019s\u00a0official website has been\u00a0changed to cvrs.uk\u00a0 Cray Valley offers face-to-face training at all three licence levels. In September there will be a three-day face-to-face Intermediate licence training course with an online exam. This will be held on the 13, 20 and 27 September between 8.30am and 6pm. Any Foundation licence holders within reach of the Club are welcome to apply. The cost is \u00a370 and includes the exam fee. To apply online go to\u00a0 cvrs.uk and follow the training tab for the online application form. Places will be allocated on a first-applied-first-paid basis. Cray Valley’s 2m and 4m FM nets are held on 145.350MHz on Sundays at 10am, and on 70.425MHz on Fridays at 8pm. A Top Band net is held on the first Monday of the month, around 1.905MHz. This net begins using SSB and then moves to AM. All amateurs, especially Foundation licence holders, are always welcome to join in with these nets. Separate contacts with members via these nets, can also qualify for the Cray Valley Award Certificate.<\/p>\n On Wednesdays, Crystal Palace Radio and Electronics Club has a net on 145.525MHz from 8pm. On Saturdays, the Club has a net on 51.55MHz FM from 8pm. cprec.org<\/p>\n Darenth Valley Radio Society meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month at Crockenhill Village Hall from 8pm. Phil, M0IMA, m0ima@btinternet.com<\/p>\n Dorking and District Radio Society has a net each day from Monday to Saturday on 144.775MHz FM at 10am. On Sundays there is a net on 3.772MHz SSB from 8.15am. Information is available from the secretary. Sue, M6XUV, ddrs.secretary@gmail.com<\/p>\n Dover Amateur Radio Club holds it club meetings on Thursdays from 6.45pm at St Peter and Paul Church Hall, Minnis Lane, Dover, CT17 0RG. For more information visit darc.online<\/p>\n Edgware and District Radio Society meets on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month from 8pm. The next meeting will take place on Thursday 12 June . g0pqb25@gmail.com<\/p>\n Essex Ham has a net on Monday via GB3DA, from 8pm, with chatroom and audio feed at essexham.net\u00a0 Pete, M0PSX, news@essexham.co.uk<\/p>\n On Wednesday, Fareham and District Amateur Radio Club will have a Club night. For more information, contact Andrew, G0AMS on 01329 221937 or email af.sinclair@btinternet.com<\/p>\n On Sundays, Felixstowe and District Amateur Radio Society has a net on 145.400MHz from 10am. On Wednesday, there is an open net via the GB3PO repeater from 7.30pm. Mark, M5BOP, secretary@fdars.org.uk<\/p>\n On Friday, Hammersmith Amateur Radio Society will be meeting online from 8pm. m0xhs.uk<\/p>\n Harlow and District Amateur Radio Society has a club meeting on Tuesday from 9.30am. Visitors are welcome. Wednesday sees a net on 145.425MHz from 7.30pm. On Friday, the Society has a meeting from 7.30pm and visitors and new members are welcome. The club will be holding a two-day Foundation licence training course at its QTH on the 14 and 15 June at Mark Hall Barn. Details and joining instructions are available via G6UT.com\u00a0 secretary@g6ut.com<\/p>\n Harwell Amateur Radio Society is meeting via Zoom from 7.30pm tomorrow, the 9 June, and from 10.30am on Wednesday 11 June. secretary@g3pia.net<\/p>\n Hastings Electronics and Radio Club\u00a0holds a daily net on the GB3ES repeater at 10am. A CW net is held on Monday evenings at 8pm\u00a0on 144.575MHz. The CW net is aimed at anyone new to CW or wishing to refresh their CW skills. Non-members are welcome. The net is followed by general conversation. On Wednesdays, usually at 1pm, members meet up at various locations in the area for an afternoon of portable radio on the air on both HF and VHF bands using SSB, CW and FM voice. Non-members are welcome to visit. As the details vary each week, please visit hastings-electronics-radio-club.com on Wednesday mornings to view up-to-date information about the location and time of the meeting. Contact Richard via herc.hastings@gmail.com<\/p>\n On Sundays, the Isle of Wight Radio Society has a net via GB7PO and GB7MT from 8pm. The Society has a net from Monday to Friday via the GB3IW repeater from 6.15am. On Tuesday, the Society takes part in the Bramble Net via the GB3IW repeater from 7.30pm. On Thursday, there is another net via the GB3IW repeater, followed by a Zoom meeting from 8pm. On Fridays, members meet at Haylands Farm, Ryde. Foundation and Intermediate licence training is available at meetings. iowrs.org<\/p>\n Itchen Valley Amateur Radio Club meets every other Friday. The next club meeting will be held on Friday 13 June from 8pm. For more information visit ivarc.org.uk Martyn, 2E0OGR, secretary@ivarc.org.uk<\/p>\n Leiston Amateur Radio Club meets every second Tuesday of the month at 7.30pm at the Waterloo Centre, Waterloo Avenue, Leiston. The Club welcomes new and old members. For more details contact Nigel, G0EBQ on 07871 662 856 or email nigel.flatman@yahoo.com<\/p>\n On Wednesday, Loughton and Epping Forest Amateur Radio Society has a digital net on Wednesday from 8pm on Brandmeister DMR Talk Group 23511. Thursday sees an FM net from 8pm on 144.725MHz. On Friday there will be a meeting at All Saint House, from 8pm, with a late spring barbeque in the garden. David Priest, M0VIUD 07850 120180 secretary@lefars.org.uk<\/p>\n Lowestoft District and Pye Amateur Radio Club has a net on Sundays on 433.575MHz from 7pm. Tuesday sees a net on 145.475MHz from 7pm. The Club meets on Thursday evenings from 7.30pm. The final net of the week is on Friday on 51.490MHz from 7pm. secretary@ldparc.co.uk<\/p>\n Maidenhead and District Amateur Radio Club meets at the Friends Meeting House, 14 West Street, Maidenhead SL6 6RL. For more information visit madarc.org\u00a0 Neil, G0SVN, 07740 702 000, neil@savin.org<\/p>\n The Martello Tower Group has a net night every Monday evening at 8pm via the GB3CL repeater. On Sundays, the Group has a net via the GB3CE repeater from 8pm. martellotowergroup.com<\/p>\n Medway Amateur Receiving and Transmitting Society nets take place each weekday from 9.30am on 144.650MHz. Roger, G0NRL, g0nrl@yahoo.com<\/p>\n Mid Herts RAYNET is looking for suitable volunteers to join its team to assist in the smooth running of the group and support local events. Licensed radio amateurs, or those studying to become one, who can volunteer a few hours each month, are invited to get in touch. For more information visit Midhertsraynet.co.uk\/JoinUs\u00a0 Keith Batchelor, keithbatchelor10@gmail.com<\/p>\n On Friday, Mid Sussex Amateur Radio Society is celebrating its anniversary. Members are meeting in the Jack and Jill Windmills car park, at Burgess Hill, from 7.15pm. progsec@midsussexars.org.uk, midsussexars.org.uk<\/p>\n On Monday, Norfolk Amateur Radio Club has a net on GB3NB from 7pm. The club has GB2CW Slow Morse via Zoom on Tuesdays from 3pm. Members are meeting at CNS School from 7pm on Wednesday. On Friday there will be a contest net on 145.250MHz from 9pm. Chris Danby, G0DWV, 01603 898 308, cmdanby@btinternet.com<\/p>\n On Thursday, at 8pm, Reading and District Amateur Radio Club welcomes Dr. Stewart Bryant, G3YSX for a talk entitled \u2018Using AI to write applications\u2019. radarc.org<\/p>\n Shefford and District Radio Society\u2019s regular nets are held on Mondays on 1.985MHz LSB from 7pm, and on Wednesdays via GB3PI from 8pm. On Thursdays, the club meets at The Community Hall, 60 High Street, Shefford, Bedfordshire, SG17 5AX. David, G8UOD on 01234 742 757 or g8uod@icloud.com<\/p>\n Silverthorn Radio Club meets every Friday evening from 7.30pm at Friday Hall, 56 Friday Hall East, Chingford, E4 6JT.<\/p>\n On Wednesday, Southdown Amateur Radio Society is having a caf\u00e9 meeting at 12.15pm.\u00a0 This will be followed by a net via the GB3ZX repeater from 2pm. sars.club<\/p>\n Southampton Amateur Radio Club meets every third Wednesday at Bitterne Railway Station, SO18 1GG. New members are always welcome. On non-meeting Wednesdays, members meet via Zoom. The login details available on request. For more information email Andy, G4MYS\u00a0via gb3shsu@gmail.com<\/p>\n Stevenage and District Amateur Radio Society meets every Tuesday evening at 7.30pm at Stevenage Resource Centre, Chells Way, Stevenage, SG2 0LT. Refreshments will be provided. A club sked is held at 8pm on the 80m band each Friday close to 3.726MHz. On the last Friday of each month a 2m sked takes place on or close to\u00a0145.450MHz, to encourage VHF activity, and to assist those who are new to the hobby.\u00a0The club operates using the callsign G3SAD and all are welcome to join in, regardless of club membership. More information can be found at sadars.com<\/p>\n Surrey Radio Contact Club meets on the first and third Mondays of the month, except on bank holidays. On Sundays, the club has a net on 1.905MHz at 9.30am. On Monday there is a club net from 3.710MHz LSB at 9am. On Tuesday, there is a net on 51.55MHz from 8pm. The net on Wednesday is on 28.078MHz JS8 from 10am. On Thursday, the net is on 70.30MHz from 8pm. Friday sees a net on 144.6125MHz from 7.30pm and an FM net on 145.350MHz from 8pm. John, G3MCX, 020 8688 3322<\/p>\n Verulam Amateur Radio Club usually meets on the third Monday of the month. For more information visit verulam-arc.org.uk<\/p>\n Tomorrow, the 9 June, West Kent Amateur Radio Society will be discussing \u2018Near-vertical Incidence Skywaves\u2019 with Mike, M0RYK. Details of the Society\u2019s regular nets, and other club information, can be found at wkars.org.uk\u00a0 Phil, G3MGQ secretary@wkars.org.uk<\/p>\n On Friday, Whitton Amateur Radio Group is having a club night, including HF and VHF operating. For more information visit warg.dreamhosters.com<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Aylesbury Vale Radio Society usually meets on the third Wednesday of each month at The Dog House from 8pm. 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