Future Projects

The Wiltshire Community Media Foundation is currently working on a number of broadcasting projects at this time. Each project is unique and aims to engage a variety of children, teenagers and adults through its activities and training programmes.

Some projects will solely act as training exercises; Others may develop into internet broadcasts and a few may develop into full RSL stations. The scope of the project depends on a number of factors including, but not limited to, the level of funds available, the intended broadcast area and the type of training programmes required to meet funding criteria. Some broadcasts may be run solely to cover local events or to provide exposure of local talent and performers.

In most cases, the underlying objective of our projects is to provide local people with a chance to learn and develop new skills in a variety of disciplines.

We are currently working on the following initiatives...

Fuse FM
A proposed RSL / Internet radio station which will provide exposure of local bands, singers and songwriters. The station will focus on live music and interviews with local performers from across Wiltshire.

Further details will be added as they become available


WicKID FM
Following the success of recent broadcasts, plans are currently underway to broadcast for a limited period of time during early / mid 2009.

The station will appeal to teenagers and a young audience base and aims to provide information to listeners on a wide range of teenage issues. As with previous broadcasts, the programmes will be presented and produced by local teenagers with the support of adult mentors.

Please check back regularly for further information on our planned projects. Details will usually appear in the local press up to 6 months before the project commences.