RSGB Main News
The Radio Society of Great Britain - Working for the future of Amateur Radio.
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 […]
RSGB Youth Champion (Schools) Sophie Bourne, M9LBW
Why did you choose to volunteer with the RSGB? To encourage young people to get involved and to meet people through volunteering. How long have you been an RSGB volunteer? I’ve been a volunteer since October 2025, when I attended the RSGB Convention and was part of the youth stand. Since then, I’ve taken part […]