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UPDATE – Technical issues on RSGB website

UPDATE 14:40 04/06/2026 The GB2RS newsreaders NoV application system is now back online. Online applications for the remaining affected NoVs will be available again shortly. UPDATE 16:15 02/06/2026 The 146MHz to 147MHz NoV application system is now back online. Online applications for the remaining affected NoVs will be available again shortly UPDATE 15:50 26/05/2026 The […]

RSGB Board Director and DR17 Nathan Nuttall, MM9OCC

Why did you choose to volunteer with the RSGB? I volunteer with the RSGB to make a difference to all amateur radio operators across the UK and help the hobby continue for the next 100 years. Being a volunteer for the RSGB is one of the best ways in which you can support radio amateurs. As […]

RSGB Honorary Treasurer Chris Wood, GD6TWF

Why did you choose to volunteer with the RSGB? I volunteered because on retirement in 2021 I realised that as a chartered accountant I had a particular set of skills and knowledge, and I wanted to use those skills in a volunteer role. The role of Honorary Treasurer was the ideal fit. How long have […]

Regional Representative 13 (England East Midlands) Bob Hambly, M0HAF

Why did you choose to volunteer for the RSGB? Meeting people. Working as a team to make things happen. How long have you been an RSGB volunteer?  In total, I have been volunteering for the RSGB for seven years. First as DR134 for three years, and then in my current role as the Regional Representative […]

RSGB Contest Support Committee Chair Ian Pawson, G0FCT

Why did you choose to volunteer with the RSGB? To help other people enjoy contesting. I enjoy puzzles. How long have you been an RSGB volunteer? Thirty-five years; I attended my first VHFCC meeting on 2 May 1991. What would you say to people who are thinking of volunteering? It’s a great way to give back […]