Sunny Govan Radio, Glasgow Community Radio Station

Image: sun. Sunny Govan radio is a community station which means that local people can say something about where they live. It gives an airing to views from local community groups and helps get their message across. The station is run and managed by volunteers although some precarious funding has been gained allowing some paid staff to be employed.

It broadcasts from Govan Road but its antenna on the Moss Heights means it is heard all over Glasgow on 103.5FM and all around the world on www.sunnygovan.org.

Amongst its objectives Sunny Govan radio hopes to:

"provide access to training, development and volunteering opportunities; to encourage local creative talent; to foster local traditions and to provide services for the benefit, entertainment, education and development of our community." Writers, poets and songwriters have broadcast from the station's tiny studio. Glasgow groups and a twenty strong gospel choir have made magical music when confronted with a basic three microphone set up.

Turn on. Tune in to Sunny Govan Radio 103.5 FM ...your station your creation.

If you are a member of a community group, local charity or have something to say or sing e mail sunnygovanradio@hotmail.com You can also email requests, dedications etc or text 0779 7805 387

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hi im secretary of a small group trying to arrange a gala day in Faifley Clydebank we have little funds and are looking for a radio station to help entertain everyone on the day we could make a donnation to the station please email back if you feel you could help us in anyway the gala day is sat 26 th of july thanks lucy

lucy mccormick | Sun Mar 23 2008

Looking for Mary-Agnes Bamford/Lewis & Stefanie Bamford/Lewis

sean | Mon Mar 17 2008

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