Seaside Hospital Radio News

On the 6th July 2024 Ginny took part in the Bantham Boomerang swim. The challenge started in Bantham, Devon swimming up the river on the incoming tide, until it turns. Then swimming back downriver with the outgoing tide, Swooshing into Bantham Beach, the finish line. Ginny swam 4.7 kM in total raising so far £530.00 for Seaside Hospital Radio. Here’s the link to Ginny’s go fund me page: https://gofund.me/7c2cecb9

Please donate or share with others – Thank you,  your kindness and support helps us entertain people in Worthing & Southlands hospital or recovering at home.

Seaside Hospital Radio are proud to announce the launch of their webshop. The shop launched on January 17th 2024 and stocks a wide range of high quality goods that are made to order and shipped to your door. Seaside Hospital Radio are a registered charity funded entirely by subscriptions, fundraising, sponsorship, donations and profits from our webshop. Shop Now.

Seaside Hospital Radio are proud to support Shaun Howard and his colleagues at Help For Worthing who have raised more than £2300.00 pound for Blufin Children’s Ward at Worthing Hospital. Seaside Hospital Radio Presenter Andy Martin attended the Cheque presentation on the 1^st December 2023 and the one and only Kym Kovary interviewed Shaun at the Seaside Hospital Radio studio for a show that was broadcast on 16^th December 2023.

Pictured from the left: Kym Kovary, Shaun Howard and Andy Martin.

Thank you to everyone who came along to support Seaside Hospital Radio at the annual Christmas Fair at Shoreham Methodist Church, Brunswick Road, Shoreham By Sea. Without your support we could not continue to provide a radio service to the patients, staff, friends and families of those using the services of Worthing & Southlands Hospitals.

Once again Seaside Hospital Radio are proud to have beeen invited by the Rotary Club Of Worthing to broadcast live music from the stage at the 2023 Rotary Club Of Worthing Seafront Fair. This event not only helps raise awarness of the good work of the Rotary Club of Worthing but also takes live Worthing events to the homes of those who are unable to attend in person due to ill health or disability making them feel part of the comunity. The event is held over the August bank holiday weekend with live music from the stage in Steyne Gardens on the Sunday and Monday. This year Colin Santer, Malcolm Brett, Bob Burgess, Mark Stephen and Kym Kovary formed the outside broadcast team. Big Dave Blackshaw kept everyone entertained on air, back in the Seaside Hospital Radio Studios at Southlands Hospital while the live acts changed over on the The Steyne Gardens stage.

Seaside Hospital Radio would like to thank the Rotary Club Of Worthing for their ongoing support.