Due to the current pandemic, we’re not able to visit the wards to collect requests but they can be ‘phoned in at any time on 020 8363 6000 or sent via our webpage royalfreeradio.co.uk/requests. Please make sure you leave the patient’s name, ward and hospital …
Why not have virtual lunch with me this Tuesday (9th March) at 1pm. Guess the connection, The Mystery Voice, and number ones through the decades. This week include, Shirley Bassey, Adam Faith,Elvis,Cilla Black,Peter Sarstedt,Harry Nilsson, Fern Kinney, Dianna Ross,Adel, and the current number one. Some …
We can’t currently visit the wards at present to collect requests from patients due to the Covid-19 restrictions but record requests from family and friends and messages to patients can be made via this website by clicking on the Request tab at the top of …
Join John Smeeton this Tuesday (19th) at 1pm. Guess the Connection, the mystery voice, and Number 1s through the decades. Songs from Michael Holiday, Antony Newley, Manfred Mann, Chicory Tip, Cockney Rebel, Ben E. King, and Ed Sherran and of course the current number one. …
Listen back to our chat with Kitty Coburn, who’s released a charity single to thank NHS heroes and raise money for the Royal Free Charity.
Hear a mix of golden oldies and music you won’t hear anywhere else with Jonny on Wednesdays from 1-3pm.
Join John Smeeton and Genevieve on Tuesday from 1pm as they mark Black History Month and celebrate some of the acts that have made a lasting impression on music history.
We can’t collect requests from the wards at present but they can be sent via this website – click on Request at the top of this page – or call 020 8363 6000. Our request programmes are broadcast every evening except Saturdays between 8pm – …
John and Genevieve are back live on Tuesdays from 1pm-3pm for a fun – and socially distant – mix of chat and music.
A few years ago, the thought of being able to broadcast from the safety of our own homes would have just been a dream. In the current lockdown situation, with no studio access being the only safe way to proceed, Royal Free Radio would have …
