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The notes form part of these financial statements
The directors have chosen not to file a copy of the company's profit and loss account.
This report was approved by the board of directors on
and signed on behalf of the board by:
Name:
Status: Director
The notes form part of these financial statements
for the Period Ended 31 March 2025
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Impact of Radio Christmas Radio Christmas continues to make a meaningful and measurable impact across multiple sectors of the community, both locally and internationally. As a charitable radio station, its mission extends beyond entertainment, focusing on community engagement, education, and philanthropic support. Local Community Engagement Radio Christmas plays a central role in uniting the local community through its inclusive programming and outreach activities. It offers a platform for community voices, showcases local talent, and promotes charitable giving. The station fosters a strong sense of connection among residents, particularly during the festive season, when it becomes a focal point for communal celebration and generosity. Support for Schools and Children The station has developed strong ties with local schools, offering educational opportunities and workshops that allow children to gain hands-on experience in broadcasting. These initiatives help build confidence, develop communication skills, and inspire future aspirations in media and journalism. There have been some children who have used their involvement in Radio Christmas to launch their career in music or in the radio industry. One of the children became a BBC journalist, another a TV Producer for ITV and another now works as a radio engineer at Global, London. Partnership with Local Businesses Radio Christmas collaborates with local businesses by offering sponsorship opportunities and on-air features that support the local economy. These partnerships not only raise the profile of participating businesses but also encourage corporate social responsibility by linking them to charitable outcomes. Engagement with Listeners The station’s broadcasts reach a diverse audience, providing informative and uplifting content that resonates with local and international listeners alike. Feedback received from listeners consistently highlights the station's positive impact on wellbeing, especially during the holiday season when its programming brings comfort, joy, and a sense of belonging. Through its broad-reaching initiatives and unwavering commitment to service, Radio Christmas continues to make a lasting contribution to the communities it serves, while raising funds and awareness for vital charitable projects.
The principal stakeholders of the organisation are the global audience of Radio Christmas and the numerous volunteers who contribute to the production of its annual programming. The station remains headquartered in Amersham, Buckinghamshire, where it was originally established in December 2008. In addition to its UK operations, Radio Christmas also broadcasts live from locations in Guatemala and Honduras. Each year, the organisation convenes a series of meetings, both online and in person, with its stakeholders. These sessions are held to evaluate the station’s broadcasts, solicit feedback and suggestions, and collaboratively plan for future programming cycles. The organisation values and actively considers the feedback received from both listeners and volunteers. On multiple occasions, polls have been conducted to gauge stakeholder sentiment on key issues related to the management and content of the station’s broadcasts. This input plays a vital role in shaping the station’s strategic direction and operational decisions.
Radio Christmas does not provide any form of remuneration to its stakeholders, volunteers, or directors. All individuals involved in the organisation contribute their time and expertise on a voluntary basis. This collective effort ensures that the station can maximise its impact in raising funds for the charitable causes it supports through its festive broadcasts.
No transfer of assets other than for full consideration
This report was approved by the board of directors on
31 May 2025
And signed on behalf of the board by:
Name: Mr Duncan Dyason
Status: Director