Articles about Radio Caroline

Enter this fabulous Radio Caroline competition (closing date: 1966)

Remembering the end of Big L

Granada’s World in Action looks at the victims of the off-shore radio boom: the recording artists who drove it

Is Radio Caroline coming back in 1970, in television form?

Radio Caroline’s first brush with the law a little over a month after it launched

Across the Waves: From Radio Caroline to Classic FM, by Nick Bailey

The government has promised to vanquish the pirates and then introduce local radio across the UK. But what will the new stations sound like? The Daily Express in 1966 listens in to Manx Radio to find out

Pete Singleton remembers his personal 1964

A personal look back at 1964 from David Heathcote

The Daily Express is outraged in 1966 when the government announces there will be no colour on BBC-1 and ITV

It’s 1966 and the net is drawing in on the off-shore radio stations around Britain…

Part 1: Simon Dee talks about his upbringing in this interview from 1970

Part 2: Simon Dee talks about losing his Radio Caroline job in this interview from 1970

Part 3: Simon Dee talks about Dee Time in this interview from 1970

Radio Caroline chooses not to sink in the face of the Marine Offences Act

Probably the greatest maker of radio Britain ever created… especially when the devil got into him

Nigel Stapley hits the SW Bands