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We play host to Banbury's Hospital Radio service at the Horton, so if it does become your temporary home, we hope you have as pleasant a stay as possible in hospital and enjoy the programmes being aired by your bedside friend.
If you have not been a patient in the Horton Hospital you are perhaps, discovering the station for the first time, although, hopefully, many of you may have met members of our team at many outside events.
The station, which is in it's 43rd year of broadcasting, exists simply because the Horton is on occasions the temporary "home" for local people. However, life in the wards isn't all needles, examinations, prescriptions etc. There is still a lighter, funnier, happier side as well and that's where Radio Horton comes in.
All our members are volunteers who give up their time freely to meet patients and prepare an extensive variety of programmes for listeners to enjoy. Our aims are to make the stay of anyone in the Horton more pleasant and help them on the road to a speedy recovery.
With Patientline, the personal bedside system, we bring listening to Radio Horton into the 21st Century.
Banbury's Biggest Sellers
Week two for Usher as top single in town
Madonna has the number one album
Odeon Movie Mob continues on Saturday with
The Game Plan (PG)
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