Award Winning Radio for the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital
Radio Brockley, London’s longest-running hospital radio station, celebrates its 52 birthday today. The station was started on 2nd October 1966 by six volunteers who had previously volunteered at Radio Edgware. The hospital’s engineer at the time, Jack Upton, set up the station in a disused air-raid shelter near to the old “intensive care” unit. The shelter had a leaky roof […]
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Adele moved to the top of the request chart for the first time this year to become the most request artist of September by patients of the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital. The month chart saw Adele, who hasn’t had a hit in 2018, re-enter the chart at the top spot. She is among the leading contenders to be the most […]
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Radio Brockley reporters have been out and about once again speaking to other hospital charities and departments for our regular Brockley News shows. Caroline Keating met up with Belinda Melrod, the Housing Manager at the Aspire charity. The Aspire Housing Programme offers an alternative for people with Spinal Cord Injury, with homes located around the UK. They are used on a […]
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Emma and Alan Joyce introduce the very best in new and unsigned artists to Radio Brockley, including live sessions and interviews with some of the very best new talent around. If you want to submit your tunes for the show, or be considered for an interview and live session at the studio which will be made available on our YouTube […]
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Radio Brockley’s newly launched Mental Health programme – “Mending Minds” has been reaching out to a large new audience. Since its launch in July, well over 300 people have listened to the first few programmes online, as well as the audience in the hospital listening on Monday evenings. The programme is introduced by Sharon Keaney from The Disability Foundation, another […]
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It was all change on the Radio Brockley request chart for August, with Queen topping the monthly poll for the first time in 2018. The chart, based on requests by patients at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital in Stanmore, sees Queen finally end a run of domination by Elvis Presley and Abba over the last few months. Celine Dion achieved […]
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Emma and Alan Joyce introduce the very best in new and unsigned artists to Radio Brockley, including live sessions and interviews with some of the very best new talent around. If you want to submit your tunes for the show, or be considered for an interview and live session at the studio which will be made available on our YouTube […]
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The Barbara Bus Fund is celebrating 50 years of service this year. The charity, based at the RNOH, was set up by Barbara Werndly who was a patient at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital, having contracted Polio when she was 13 which left her paralysed. The charity provides transport for people who are unable to transfer from their wheelchair, and therefore […]
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Elvis Presley returned to the top of the request chart in July, having spent the previous two months at number two. Elvis Presley and Abba have been locked in a battle for the top spot over the last few months with Abba having topped the charts for the previous two months in the poll of the most popular artists as […]
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Emma and Alan Joyce introduce the very best in new and unsigned artists to Radio Brockley, including live sessions and interviews with some of the very best new talent around. If you want to submit your tunes for the show, or be considered for an interview and live session at the studio which will be made available on our YouTube […]
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