Notable People Who Started in Hospital Radio
- Chris Moyles - Presenter, BBC Radio 1. Worked at Wakefield's Broadcast to Hospitals Service.
- Scott Mills - Presenter, BBC Radio 1.
- Huw Stephens - Presenter, BBC Radio 1.
- Simon Rix - Kaiser Chiefs (Bass).
- Nick Hodgson- Kaiser Chiefs (Drums).
- Philip Glenister - Actor (Life On Mars, Ashes To Ashes)
- Karl Pilkington - Author/personality.
- Ken Bruce - Presenter, BBC Radio 2
- Andrew Peach - Presenter, BBC Radio 2
- Christian O'Connell - Presenter, Absolute Radio
- Jill Dando - Presenter, BBC. Worked at Sunshine Hospital Radio
- Simon Mayo- Presenter, BBC Radio 2
- Aled Haydn Jones - Producer on the Chris Moyles Show, BBC Radio 1. Worked at Bronglais Hospital Radio
- Phillip Schofield- Presenter. Worked at Hospital Radio Plymouth
- Tim Key - series producer of The Bill. Worked at Kidderminster Hospital Radio
- Amanda Sergeant - Presenter GMTV. Worked at Radio City 1386AM - The ABM University Health Boards Radio Service in Singleton Hospital, Swansea.
- Jason Mohammad - Presenter and Newsreader - BBC Radio Wales, BBC Wales Today, Wales on Saturday. Worked at Radio City 1386AM - The ABM University Health Boards Radio Service in Singleton Hospital, Swansea.
- Simon Clark - Sports presenter, BBC Look North. Worked at Kingstown Radio.
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