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- RAYNET Risk Assessment Template
- RAYNET Safety Sign
- Invoice
- RAYNET 152Mh coverage map
- control
- Blank logbook
- Send out Email for operators 5 to 6 week before event
- Send out reminder Email for operators 3 week before event
- Send out Email op order 1 to 2 week before event
Keighley RAYNET Email
grahamw99@gmail.com; mike@keighelyradio.co.uk; geoffg7jzm@gmail.com; shirley@mmofficeservices.co.uk; kath_conlon@tiscali.co.uk; jkwaterside@aol.com; gridley62@gmail.com; g6nti@btinternet.com; alexandramatthews48@gmail.com; sheila.g0tsj@outlook.com; joe.g0rly@outlook.com; gail.leverton@yahoo.com; m0vhg@gmx.com; bill@novella.co.uk; mcglynnb2@aol.com; mike.parker1@raynet-uk.net; rlenicker@hotmail.com; jacques.davem@gmail.com; dave52wilki@yahoo.co.uk; debgs@live.co.uk; richard.woolley@hotmail.co.uk; mikeg7hen@gmail.com;
Keighley RAYNET committee Email
geoffg7jzm@gmail.com; shirley@mmofficeservices.co.uk; g6nti@btinternet.com; sheila.g0tsj@outlook.com; joe.g0rly@outlook.com; gail.leverton@yahoo.com; mikeg7hen@gmail.com;
Other RAYNET Email
cnhdrayton@gmail.com; withers.alan@virginmedia.com; richard.corfield@gmail.com; richard.ramsey@ntlworld.com; b.jebb@sky.com; g8xqs@btinternet.com; ajpripley@yahoo.com; brian.dooks@btinternet.com; stevegroves04@gmail.com; rossross7@googlemail.com; leeamason@gmail.com; tedwharton123@btinternet.com;
Please remember to book your seat for the Dining with the Keighley Radio Club night on Thursday 8th January 2026 in The Bronte, Lees Lane, Keighley BD22 8RA at 19:00 prompt.
This weeks meeting of the Keighley Radio Club is on the 8th January and will be in The Bronte, Lees Lane, Keighley BD22 8RA at 20:00
Mike G7HEN
It is with great sadness that we have to say that Keith George M1EKK has passed away. Keith was a long time member of KARS and RAYNET. Keith attended the club regularly he was also a Vintage car restorer and enthusiast and attended various events raising money for charity. RIP Keith…
RAYNET is the acronym for the Radio Amateurs Emergency Network. The organisation was formed in 1953 after severe flooding on the east coast of England, when radio amateurs provided emergency communications cover. RAYNET members assisted after the 
telephone or even the emergency services own communication systems, are either overloaded or do not work because of the terrain. In many countries licenced radio amateurs have formed voluntary groups who train to provide communications to the public services in such emergencies.
new members, and it helps to provide the event organisers with safety cover in that messages or calls for assistance can be relayed between the event marshals or stewards and the events base control. In this role RAYNET is helping the organisers of such events to provide safety cover for public and participants alike.
No matter what skills and abilities you bring to the group, we will support and train you to achieve what you want within the group.
This weeks meeting of the Keighley Radio Club is on the 25th September and will be in The Bronte, Lees Lane, Keighley BD22 8RA at 20:00