Hospital Radio Stations that still Broadcast

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If you know of a hospital that still has a hospital radio station (do they even exist now during the digital age and tablets and laptops?) then please big it up in this forum.

If we find a couple I will make a forum for them so they can ask their listeners to chat on there (assuming they're all in hospital together) and could even chat to the hospital DJ.

Long shot but worth asking IMO.
 
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There's not one in Royal Stoke because there's free WiFi and you can watch your own tablets and things.

But I did hear of one a while ago but it may be Stafford but may have been a dream even.
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There's not one in Royal Stoke because there's free WiFi and you can watch your own tablets and things.

But I did hear of one a while ago but it may be Stafford but may have been a dream even.
 
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