Topic: Birmingham

When I was a radio ham, I had a station inspection from the Gippo (five men led by Gordon Willis) which lasted a few hours. Station inspections were generally unknown.

Shipmates I am not racist, indeed I abhore racism - May I however, pass on this: This is important read, save St George save England.

Yeah Fair comments guys. I do remember caroline returning from the Mi Amigo and those early days and sometimes the 259 signal was also very strong. RNI no way.

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A man appeared in court on Tuesday charged with breaking into Galaxy 102.2 in Birmingham, and broadcasting obscenities live on air.

I've just returned from my first trip to Planet England (well, Birmingham to be exact) in just over 3 years.

The channel was completely clear here in Birmingham after the closure of Red Sands Radio. Now there is a weak Islamic station on this frequency. What is the station?

I previously reported that Red Sands was just receivable with a ground wave signal in Birmingham with 5% of words being readable.

Afternoon all. Did anyone else catch Dutch language programmes on 1296 am this morning? I only managed to hear a few brief minutes so was unable to get a station ID and it...

I got my first walkie talkies in the 60s as a boy from Stevenson's Corner in Birmingham. This were nasty little single frequency 27MHz sets that could achieve a mile under line...

Christopher England wrote: : Quoting a previous Sterling Times contribution:- : :: In Birmingham, we used to have Frank Preston and Gordon Willis out :: every Sunday earning his...