Gloucester community station GFM recently experienced a transmitter failure, leaving it unable to broadcast on FM.
It has since been loaned a transmitter to help get back on air in the short term but is urgently looking for a long-term solution.
The station, which is run by volunteers, has launched a fundraising appeal to raise £5,000 to purchase a new FM transmitter and installation fee.
You can find out more about donating and volunteering via the Gloucester FM website.
GFM Appeal https://t.co/2wqMiFPCOg… please share and donate if you can
— Gloucester FM Radio (@GloucesterFM) January 17, 2025
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