G/CE-003 Bredon Hill SOTA activation
The first thing to be aware of regarding Bredon Hill is its pronunciation – call it ‘Breadon’ Hill and you will encounter the wrath of the local radio amateurs. Call…
The first thing to be aware of regarding Bredon Hill is its pronunciation – call it ‘Breadon’ Hill and you will encounter the wrath of the local radio amateurs. Call…
Also known as Worcester Beacon, Worcestershire Beacon is the highest point in the Malvern Hills and in the county of Worcestershire itself. The hills are located along the county’s border…
North West Radio Camp 2026 took place at its usual location; Charity Farm, Wrightington, near Wigan, over the weekend of the 24 – 26th July. Twenty pitches were made available…
Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park is Wales' largest national park and the fourth largest in the UK. It covers a total of 823 square miles and contains fifteen mountains that are…
GW/NW-064 Mynydd Rhiw dominates the southern end of the Llyn Peninsula and is very much a place, worthy of the term ‘ancient and modern’. At 304M (997’) it falls just…
Black Rock Sands is a two mile long open and wide beach that can be driven on to. It runs from the Avon Glaslyn, just west of Borth-y-Gest, towards Criccieth.…
Moel-y-Gest is a small summit, just to the west of Porthmadog. It looks taller than it actually is because it almost rises out of the sea at Morfa Bychan, to…
Ufton Fields Nature Reserve is a once-industrial site that has been turned into a local tourist attraction for walkers and those with an interest in birds, wildlife and flora and…
GB-3261, Jubilee Tower Historic Site, sits within the stunningly beautiful and largely undisturbed Forest of Bowland (GB-0219 - Forest of Bowland National Landscape).
Stoneleigh Park, near Coventry in Warwickshire, is also known as the National Agriculture and Exhibition Centre. It holds several large exhibitions each year and was well known for hosting the…