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Hello everyone, I am sure, like me, you have been following the news and government reports surrounding the coronavirus. While
The Club’s ‘fox hunt’ is an annual event held on a club night. This year it was Peter (G0OIKs) turn
At our July 2019 meeting, club member, Dr Roger Bleaney (M0RBK), gave an illustrated talk about the problems faced by
Verulam Amateur Radio Club are saddened to report that Ralph Nash (G1BSZ) passed away peacefully on Friday. He was aged
Upcoming Event: Operating Away From Home
Our VARC April meeting on Tuesday will have a short session on the 2019-20 Club Committee plus a talk/discussion/brainstorm on
Shefford and District Amateur Radio Society – Spring Junk Sale
The Shefford and District Amateur Radio Society will be holding the Spring Junk Sale at their usual venue (the hall
RSGB Representatives visit Verulam Amateur Radio Club
Tom O’Reilly (G0NSY) (pictured left), the RSGB’s Regional Representative for Region 9 and Ron White (G6LTT), the District Representative for
British Science Week at Sandringham School
Verulam Amateur Radio Club were proud to support Sandringham School in St Albans with their British Science Week (BSW) event
Intermediate Exam Successes on Armistice Day
Eight students at Sandringham School, together with two adult members of VARC passed their Intermediate level examination on the 11th
Stan Ames (G4OAV) gave a talk at the July meeting on the role of Amateur Radio in WW2. Stan explained,
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