Anker Radio
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![A Little Peace / La paix sur terre (1982) [Karaoké avec chant témoin] [Rendu célèbre par Nicole]](https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Music/46/de/91/mzi.auhbnfhj.tif/100x100bb.jpg){kind=small}
![Back to Life (However Do You Want Me) [feat. Caron Wheeler]](https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Music116/v4/da/59/64/da596481-a2b6-5049-a691-06ffb844adf6/13ULAIM49466.rgb.jpg/100x100bb.jpg){kind=small}
![Dirty Cash (Money Talks) [Sold Out 12 Inch Mix]](https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Music211/v4/e4/c3/5c/e4c35cab-6cf1-829c-715b-6b3acf2b6096/6417128100422.png/100x100bb.jpg){kind=small}
About the Radio Station
Anker Radio, a British radio station, was born out of a casual conversation over coffee in 1976 and finally came to life in 1980. It was initially set up as the Nuneaton Area Hospital Broadcasting Service and was renamed Anker Radio, a name that still stands today. Anker Radio, a vibrant and integral part of the George Eliot Hospital in Nuneaton, broadcasts live and online 24/7, 365 days a year, providing a wide range of personal yet professional programming output. This station was one of the first hospital radio stations in the UK, and it has been a starting place for many big names in radio broadcasting today. From its humble beginnings, Anker Radio has played a crucial role in not only entertaining the patients of the George Eliot Hospital but also reaching out to staff, visitors, and a wider audience over time. The station has had an impact on the local community through outside broadcasts, supporting local events, and serving as a public address system to local events. As of 2020, the original charity \'Nuneaton Area Hospital Broadcasting Service\' ceased to exist, and was replaced by a new charity which gives Anker Radio greater flexibility in what it can do and how it operates. The new charity bears the name \'Anker Radio\' and has a new charity number 1180762.
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