Epsom Hospital Radio at your event...
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You can hire our outside broadcast equipment and a team to provide the entertainment starting from just £150, depending on the size of event and equipment needed and the number of hours we are required for.
We provide equipment and entertainment for many school and village fetes around the North Surrey and South West London area, and more locally we cover the annual Epsom 10K run and Here Comes The Summer from Ewell Court House, various firework displays and 5-a-side football tournaments.
As well as providing Outside broadcast we can provide the equipment and DJ’s for a party or corporate event, our volunteers are professional and experienced in what they do, so you will you get a first class service.
So if you are planning a school fete, village fair, firework display, disco, party, or any other event in Epsom, Ewell, Ashtead, Leatherhead, Stoneleigh, Esher, Oxshott, Cheam, Sutton, Chessington and Banstead, Kingston, Croydon, Guidlford, Woking or anywhere else near Epsom, look no further, our DJ's here at Epsom Hospital Radio are all you need!
Epsom Hospital Radio is a registered charity and receives no central funding. The fee you pay to hire us all goes to the running of Epsom Hospital Radio, a vital service to the patients of Epsom General Hospital Radio.
The fee you pay is used to pay for the maintenance of the broadcast equipment in our studios, the licenses required to broadcast and the occasional big expense such as upgrading computer systems or new broadcast equipment so that we can continue to entertain the patients of Epsom General Hospital.
The fee you pay enables Epsom Hospital Radio to continue to provide a FREE radio service to Epsom General Hospital to entertain and inform the patients, staff and visitors 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
The fee you pay goes only to our charity, the Epsom Hospital Radio staff that operate the equipment all give their time free of charge to help the Epsom Hospital's radio station.
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Here is a list of events that Epsom Hospital Radio have played in 2009. We will be announcing events for 2010 when they are confirmed.
The White Horse in Dorking Road, Epsom.
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Saturday 14th February 2009
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Ale Race and Prize Draw for a new car, in aid of the Huntington's Disease Association.
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Effingham Village Fair
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Saturday 4th July 2009
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Music at the King George VI Playing Fields, Effingham.
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Coloma School For Girls, Croydon
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Sunday 11th July 2009
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Music and chat for the Coloma Girls School fete.
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The Epsom 10K Run
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Sunday 27th September 2009
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Music and chat for the for the Epsom 10K Run, from the Clock Tower in Epsom.
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The Effingham Fireworks
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Saturday 31st October 2009
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Music and announcements about the display, and of course the countdown to start the fireworks at the King George V's playing fields & hall from 6pm.
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To get a quote or to book Epsom Hospital Radio for your event please either fill in ALL of the information requested on this form and click send, or call us on 01372 735 999 and leave a message on our answerphone...
There are many other ways though in which YOU can help.
You may wish to make a donation and/or provide a prize for a competition/prize draw. You could even choose Epsom Hospital Radio as the beneficiary of fund raising events such as running a Marathon, to which we shall provide as much support to you as we can.
If you run a business you could also sponsor a weekly programme in our broadcast schedule, a sponsor would be regularly mentioned on air, as well as on the website and on printed media we send out.
What better way is there to show your support for the area and local community than sponsoring a show on hospital radio?
If you would like more information, You can call us on 01372 735 999 (leave a message on our answer phone if no-one is there and we’ll get back to you)
Write to us at:-
Epsom Hospital Radio C/O Epsom General Hospital Dorking Road Epsom Surrey KT18 7EG
Or send us an email to .
From the archives...
In June 2009 We cleared out a storage cupboard in our studio complex, with the intention of turning it into a new server room for the 24 hour project as it neared completion. During the the clear out, we discovered a folder of old press cuttings, mostly from about 1980 to 1985. The press cuttings looked to be in a sorry state, so the decission was taken to scan them to preserve them digitally forever.
Having scanned them and lifted all of the text from the pages, is wasn't much more effort to put them on the website. So here is a little look into the past at Epsom Hospital Radio, or Radio EDH as it was then known, and how previous volunteers recuited volunteers and raised money.
Here are some old press cuttings from various local newspapers about Epsom Hospital Radio's Outside Broadcasts and fundraising activities from the past. There are many more articles on the History and Becomes A Presenter / Donate pages of this website, where the subject of events and outside broadcasts comes up in an article about our radio station.
In a few lines
Epsom District Hospital Radio organised their first outside broadcasts this holiday. They were a carol concert relayed direct from the hospital chapel and a Christmas morning party live from Ebbisham ward.
Patients took part in the carols as the order of service was distributed round the wards beforehand so they could sing with staff and friends. It was led by hospital chaplain the Rev. Stephen Knight and organised by Sister Monica Simpson of the Christian Fellowship.
For Radio EDH the broadcast was managed by russ Gorham, Peter Ashton and Martyn Blunt with Alan Evans acting as linkman. On Christmas Day the whole hospital was beseiged by radio volunteers who collected request.
And Ebbisham ward was the venue for the special party. Christmas party music was the order of the day and many of the ladies were interviewed on air.
A teddy bear (the station's emblem) was given to the first baby born on Christmas Day. And Radio EDH received a present, too, a £250 donation from the National Westminster Bank.
Anyone interested in joining the station should write to them at Epsom District Hospital in Dorking Road.
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Joy Waves
Airs of joy drifted from Epsom District Hospital.
Radio E.D.H., the hospital's own radio station, made its first outside broadcasts over Christmas with a Carol concert and a party live from Ebbisham ward.
The Carol Concert was broadcast direct from the hospital chapel and was led by chaplin, the Rev. Stephen Knight.
Anyone interested in joining Radio E.D.H. should write to them at Epsom District Hospital, Dorking Road, marking the envelope "application".
Z Cars Star fete
Actor, Stratford Johns, will open the main fund raising fete for Epsom District Hospital Radio on Saturday.
A wealth of side shows, stalls and attractions will feature amid music from the Second Hook Scout and Guide band.
There'll also be a dance display by the Epsom Playhouse School of Dancing.
The fete's Grand Raffle includes a Rowenta Coffee Maker for the winner and £50 of cleaning equipment for the runner up.
Admission to the fete beginning from 2pm at The Paddocks, Epsom Downs, is by 20p programme which gives free entry to the raffle.
All funds will help continue the station's service to 600 patients at the hospital.
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Radio fete stalls
Stall holders can help Epsom District Hospital Radio keep patients entertained by attending their fete next month.
The station serving about 600 patients will be running its major cash raising event at The Paddocks, Epsom Downs, on Saturday July 21, beginning 2pm.
Actor Stratford Johns is expected to open the event ably helped by the Daily Mirror's Teddy.
All enquiries to the station on Epsom 735 999.
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Barlow Back in Blue
Back in blue former 'Z Cars' star, Stratford Johns helped raise £600 at the Epsom District Hospital Radio Fete on Saturday.
Mr Johns who played the formidable Inspector Barlow tn the long running police series met officers of Z district and played their Beacons and Truncheons schools liaison board game.
Cash raised from the fete at The Paddocks, Epsom Downs, will help equip new studios planned for the radio station serving hospital patients.
Station controller, Nigel Ansell, said: "We are very pleased with the fete which everyone enjoyed and which will help us improve the service to patients."
Big man for big day
Actor Stratford Johns of TV's Softly Softly fame is surrounded by attractive ladies at Epsom District Hospital's Radio Fete.
And firmly planted in pride of place is the station's mascot - Ruddles a giant teddy bear.
During the afternoon well over £500 was raised, which is expected to go towards a second portakabin to be equipped with facilities for another studio.
Also in the picture with Stratford Johns who opened the fete, are Pauline Gordham and Jackie Blunt.
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