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BBC News
09-07-2025
- General
- BBC News
RAF museum prepares to move Stafford collection to Shropshire
Ejector seats, uniforms and weapons are among more than 50,000 historical objects that will be relocated to a new Royal Air Force (RAF) collections items are currently stored at the Ministry of Defence's base in Stafford, described as the "Aladdin's cave of aviation heritage", but will be moved to the RAF Museum Midlands in Cosford, marks part of a wider transformation of the museum, which is scheduled to be completed in the summer of 2027, the RAF Museum collection will feature in a permanent exhibition exploring the role of the RAF from 1980 through to space and cyber defence, along with a learning centre and expanded green spaces. The ambitious relocation has been dubbed The Crate Escape, with the public invited to contribute to a fundraising campaign as part of the Ewen Cameron said the relocation was "no small feat" and that it would equate to more than 31,000 hours of work by specialist staff and volunteers. Follow BBC Shropshire on BBC Sounds, Facebook, X and Instagram.
BBC News
02-07-2025
- BBC News
More than 50,000 move from Stafford to Cosford RAF museum
More than 50,000 historical objects are being moved to a new hub at the Royal Air Force Museum in the museum in Shropshire is trying to raise money to fund the transfer of the items, which are currently stored in MoD than 1% of the museum's collection is on public display, and when they are moved to Cosford they will be accessible to the public for the first curator Ewen Cameron said preparation for the move equated to "over 31,000 hours of work identifying and cataloguing each individual object, assessing its condition, carrying out essential conservation work, and carefully cleaning and packing the objects." The museum's "vast storage facility" at Stafford, where the objects are currently housed, is described as an "Aladdin's cave of aviation heritage" holding everything from aircraft and ejector seats to uniforms, medals and memorabilia. Individual giving manager at the museum Ella Hewitt said the fundraising campaign was not "just about moving objects".She added it was "about bringing hidden RAF stories of bravery, innovation and sacrifice to light".Donors can pay £30 to be one of four names on a box or £100 to have their name exclusively added to a box. Large object sponsorships are available from £1, logistical operation marks one part of the wider transformation of the museum site. Due to be finished in the summer of 2027, the transformation will include a new permanent exhibition exploring the role of the RAF from 1980 through to space and cyber defence, along with a learning centre and expanded green spaces. Follow BBC Shropshire on BBC Sounds, Facebook, X and Instagram.
Scottish Sun
27-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Greatest Hits Radio hosts announce shock exit after 10 years – for new RIVAL station
Read on for all the details on their new show OVER AND OUT Greatest Hits Radio hosts announce shock exit after 10 years – for new RIVAL station Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) TWO Greatest Hits Radio hosts have revealed they are stepping down from their roles to join the team at a new rival station. Ewen Cameron and Cat Harvey have been stalwart presenters on the radio network for ten years. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 4 Ewen Cameron and Cat Harvey have revealed they are leaving Greatest Hits Radio Credit: STV 4 The duo are now set to host the morning show on STV's new radio station Credit: STV 4 The new radio studio is being built inside the STV offices in Glasgow Credit: Alamy And listeners across Scotland have loved tuning into their weekday morning show from 6am and shared laughs with them. Together they have played the biggest songs of the 70s, 80s and 90s as early morning rises listened in for chances to win life-changing amounts of cash. But now the duo has announced that they are leaving Greatest Hits Radio to join STV's brand new radio station. The award-winning broadcasters will be the first voices that listeners hear on the brand new station as they host the channel's breakfast show together. As well as their morning duties, the presenters will each host their own shows at different times. Ewen will be the frontman of a dedicated weekend sports programme. The opportunity to launch a brand new radio station for Scotland with such a big name as STV was too good and too exciting to turn down Ewen Cameron While Cat will host a weekend round-up covering all the best bits from the week's breakfast shows. At the moment, the studio for the station is currently being constructed inside the STV headquarters in Glasgow. More details about STV's new radio station are expected to be released in the coming months, with its official name and full presenting line-up still under wraps. However, it has been revealed that it will be a mainstream music station aimed at those between 35 and 54 years of age. Fans gutted as popular BBC star leaves radio show - but teases new project And listeners can expect to find it on DAB and online. Speaking of their decision to move on from Greatest Hits Radio, Cat said joining the new STV station was an opportunity that she and Ewen "just couldn't say no" to. She told STV News: 'It's been an honour working alongside radio legends Ken Bruce and Simon Mayo on Greatest Hits Radio. "But when we were offered the chance to help shape and be part of a brand new commercial station for Scotland with STV, such an iconic brand, we just couldn't say no. We may have a new home in STV, but we'll bring our usual blend of fun and nonsense and hope to persuade some of our celebrity pals to pop in for a laugh Cat Harvey 'I'm so excited to be in with the bricks and to be given such a big say in the entire creative process. "We're planning to create fresh, fun, inclusive, entertaining radio with plenty of interaction with our listeners, which has always been my favourite part of radio. 'We may have a new home in STV, but we'll bring our usual blend of fun and nonsense and hope to persuade some of our celebrity pals to pop in for a laugh and a tune every now and then as well. 'We've worked with programme director David Treasurer and Graham Bryce before and know how amazing their knowledge of radio is. "We're assembling quite a squad, and I'm looking forward to the many adventures ahead.' Ewen added: 'We loved our time at Greatest Hits Radio and it will be very sad to say cheerio to our friends and colleagues at Bauer. "But the opportunity to launch a brand new radio station for Scotland with such a big name as STV was too good and too exciting to turn down.' 'Exciting times ahead' FANS have been quick to flock to social media to share their delight at the news of the new breakfast show. While many listeners have said they will miss tuning in to hear to duo on Greatest Hits Radio, they are looking forward to hearing the new STV morning show. Taking to Facebook, one person said: "Great start STV Radio. Well done attracting two of Scotland's most talented breakfast presenters... you could be on a winner! Look forward to more news soon." Another added: "Absolutely love them, they make me laugh every day, I will be moving to STV with them". Someone else wrote: "Well, I'll be listening to a new radio station soon, then". While a fourth posted: "Would love to be there for their opening show. I've always been a huge supporter of Ewen and Cat's whilst being a radio DJ myself. Exciting times ahead indeed!" And a fifth chimed in: "One of the best breakfast shows on Greatest Hits Radio. It will be a great loss for them, but a clever move by STV as I guess most of their listeners will move with them". Graham Bryce, Managing Director of Audio at STV, said: 'We're beyond thrilled that Ewen and Cat will host the breakfast show on Scotland's newest national radio station. "The station is going to be fresh, full of laughs and fun and this duo will certainly help us deliver that. "I've worked with them both over the years and their connection with the audience is unique. 'We're also delighted to confirm that we'll have a special sports show on-air every weekend with Ewen at the helm, bringing his wealth of knowledge and passion for football to the airwaves. "Ewen's perspective as a true fan resonates with listeners, even when he occasionally goes off on one of his legendary rants.'
Glasgow Times
24-05-2025
- Automotive
- Glasgow Times
80 Glasgow apprentices celebrated at graduation event
GTG Training hosted the Apprentice Celebration event at GTG Glasgow last week. The event, hosted by radio DJ Ewen Cameron, recognised the commitment and achievements of apprentices who completed up to three years of intensive training across 10 different disciplines. (Image: Supplied) (Image: Supplied) Read more: 'Glaswegians least trained in first aid in Scotland but most likely to help' Graduates came from both Arnold Clark and independent companies, showcasing GTG's influence in the automotive and technical sectors. The workshop area was transformed into an event space, and apprentices were joined by family, trainers, and employers for the evening. Audience members were invited to reflect on the dedication and hard work of each apprentice, many of whom are now moving into full-time roles or further professional development. (Image: Supplied) Read more: Major project transforming Glasgow's East End recognised with prestigious award Billy Hammond, managing director of GTG, said: "We are incredibly proud of every apprentice who has walked through our doors. "We're delighted to celebrate our apprentices, the future of the automotive industry, with this terrific event. "We look forward to watching each graduate thrive and apply what they've learned at GTG to their future roles and beyond."
