Free Radio Birmingham Collection

Nicky Steele, BRMB Radio Presenter, broadcasting his afternoon show live from the Motor Show at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, Circa 1975

Brian Savin, BRMB Radio Presenter 11th February 1979

Tony Butler BRMB Radio Disc Jockey, pictured with news boys and girls, Birmingham, Circa 1975

Nicky Steele, BRMB Radio Presenter with Barbara Berry, who was held at knife point and robbed. Pictured receiving gifts from market traders, (l-r) Frank Ellis, Nicky Steele

Launch of BRMB Radio, Birmingham, Tuesday 19th February 1974. BRMB is the fourth independent local commercial radio station to begin broadcasting in Britain

Nicky Steele, BRMB Radio Presenter, Circa 1975

John Russell, BRMB Radio, Programme Director, 11th February 1979

Bob Hopton, BRMB Radio, Programme Controller, 17th April 1980

Ed Doolan BRMB Radio Disc Jockey, pictured with news boys and girls, Birmingham, 14th January 1975

Sue Todd, trainee journalist, pictured in Newsroom of BRMB Radio, Birmingham, 14th February 1974. BRMB - launching on the 19th - will be the fourth independent local commercial radio station to begin

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"Free Radio Birmingham: A Journey Through the Airwaves" Step back in time and join us as we delve into the captivating history of Free Radio Birmingham. From its humble beginnings to becoming a beloved institution, this radio station has left an indelible mark on the city. In 1975, Nicky Steele, a charismatic BRMB Radio Presenter, graced our airwaves with his afternoon show live from the Motor. His infectious energy and witty banter kept listeners entertained day after day. On that fateful day of February 11th, 1979, Brian Savin took to the microphone as another BRMB Radio Presenter. Little did he know that his voice would become synonymous with this iconic station for years to come. Tony Butler, a renowned BRMB Radio Disc Jockey, captured hearts alongside news boys and girls in vibrant Birmingham. Their smiles radiated through speakers across households throughout the city. But it wasn't all sunshine and laughter at Free Radio Birmingham. In a chilling encounter, Nicky Steele found himself face-to-face with danger when Barbara Berry was held at knife point during one of his shows. The bravery displayed by both individuals is etched forever in our memories. Behind every successful radio station lies dedicated minds shaping its destiny. John Russell served as Programme Director on that same historic date of February 11th, 1979 while Bob Hopton assumed control as Programme Controller on April 17th, 1980 - guiding Free Radio Birmingham towards new heights. The birth marked a significant milestone for the city on Tuesday, February 19th, 1974. Its launch brought joyous tunes and informative broadcasts straight into homes across Birmingham - forever changing how we consumed media. Ed Doolan's melodious voice echoed through countless living rooms as he became one of BRMB's most cherished Disc Jockeys. Alongside news boys and girls who tirelessly delivered updates, Ed became a familiar face in Birmingham.