Ian Pinnell interviews Prime Minister David Cameron on his brief visit to the Oxford Children's Hospital in September.

Interview: Ian Pinnell Interviews Prime Minister David Cameron (2013)

Commended and in the top 10 at the National Hospital Radio Awards 2014, our weekly quiz 'Don't Ask Me' in the category of Best Programme With Multiple Presenters.

Michael Clarke and Geoff Pratchett host the quiz where two wards across the three hospital sites we serve battle it out in a series of rounds to be crowned winner, with a chance of winning a meal for 2 at a local eatery. 

COMMENDED: Best Programme With Multiple Presenters - Don't Ask Me

Commended and in the top 10 at the National Hospital Radio Awards 2014, our weekly quiz 'Don't Ask Me' in the category of Station Promotion.

Michael Clarke and Geoff Pratchett host the quiz where two wards across the three hospital sites we serve battle it out in a series of rounds to be crowned winner, with a chance of winning a meal for 2 at a local eatery.

COMMENDED: Station Promotion

It was GOLD for Ian Pinnell, our Programme Controller at this years National Hospital Radio Awards 2014 in Best Male Presenter Of The Year.

Ian presents a variety of programmes on the station, and has interviewed many patients, children and their families, as well as PM David Cameron. 

The judges said:
"This was a real joy to listen too – perfect hospital radio. Great interviewees, packed full of interesting material, which sounded slick yet natural. A man at ease with his microphone and a clear understanding of who he's communicating with."

GOLD: Male Presenter Of The Year 2014 - Ian Pinnell

It was SILVER for Radio Cherwell in the category of Station Of The Year at this years National Hospital Radio Awards.

Radio Cherwell has been broadcasting to Oxford's Hospitals since 1967, and covers the John Radcliffe, Churchill and Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre sites in Headington, operated by the Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust.

With studios based at the Churchill, we are a friend at the bedside. If you would like to find out more, and perhaps volunteer, you can visit www.radiocherwell.com

SILVER: Station Of The Year 2014

About.
Radio Cherwell is Oxfords Hospitals Broadcasting Association (OHBA). Established in 1967, Radio Cherwell is a Registered Charity and staffed by unpaid volunteers.

Mission
To provide a radio service to the patients of Oxford's Hospitals, across the John Radcliffe Hospital (Including the Women's Centre, West Wing & Oxford Children's Hospital), the Churchill Hospital and The Nuffield Orthopedic Centre.