Member Stations

We are BHR1287 and in 2014 we celebrated 40 years of broadcasting from Basildon University Hospital , which is quite an achievement.

We not only broadcast from the inside of our studio, we also happily broadcast outside as well. On the day of our anniversary we took the radio to the patients, along with the Town Crier, Buzzy & Sunshine the Clowns, when we broadcast from one of the wards.

Our hospital Chaplains also join in our Sunday Breakfast Programme with "Their Thought For The Day" listen out for them at 9am.

When our presenters are not in the studio our 24/7 entertainment takes over playing a variety of music, useful information and the news on every hour. BHR has been lucky to welcome many visitors to the studios including actors, authors, musicians and even Billericay’s Town Crier.

One of our fund raising events recently consisted of a fun walk which our local MP John Baron, supports and organises every year with the help of local companies. Our walkers acquire sponsors and for every £100 raised we receive a percentage of the money local companies have placed in the pot. The extra funds are to be received at a special presentation ceremony next month.

Being a very happy bunch of people we have been known to meet for Saturday evening dinner at the local carvery, with entertainment being supplied by our presenters. We are fortunate that we have many amateur singing presenters and one that plays the ukulele .Being able to sing & dance, I would add, is not obligatory to joining us.

If you think you may like to join us please call us on 01268 282828 leaving your name and number and we will come back to you.

Bridge FM, the working name for Tayside Hospital Broadcasting Group, was established in 1952 and broadcasts to 6 hospitals, 24 hours a day.

Approximately 48 people are involved in the day-to-day running of the station. Volunteers are always needed; you should contact the station directly if you are interested.

Bridge FM broadcast direct to the wards on the bedside radios, on 87.7fm across the hospital sites, on DAB radio across Dundee and Perth, and live on-line or via Android or iOs apps.

Brighton's Coastway Hospital Radio, the working name for Coastway Hospital Radio, was established in 1986 and broadcasts to 2 hospitals, for a total of 24 hours each week.

Approximately 65 people are involved in the day-to-day running of the station. Volunteers are always needed; you should contact the station directly if you are interested.

Causeway Hospital Radio was established in 2000 and broadcasts to New Causeway Hospital.

Volunteers are always needed; you should contact the station directly if you are interested.