Gareth spent much of his career as an executive in the areas of IT and communications and in 1993 he took up the position of MD with United Christian Broadcasters. During his tenure the organisation saw unprecedented growth into the multi-million pound charity that it is today. Gareth left UCB in 2001 to set up […]
Currently working for the Evangelical Alliance of Ireland he has a long association with media having represented Focus on the Family in Ireland for several years. He’s also a director of Irish Christian Broadcasters and served as CEO of Yes Radio. As a former IBEC executive (Irish employers association) and training consultant Stephen has extensive experience
Patricia is one of the Access board of trustees and spent a number of years in Church leadership before becoming Marketing Manager for UCB. She was also a director of the lobbying group Centre for Justice and Liberty and played a key role in the campaign to change the UK law to allow Religious broadcasters
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Liz studied photography at the University of Northumbria before spending several years working in Christian Broadcasting. She also has vast experience working in the non-profit sector through community development work in the area in which she lives. As company secretary to Access, Liz fulfils a key role on the Access Management board and she currently helps
Peter has over 25 years experience as a radio and television engineer including the areas of studio construction, transmission, and engineering. He has extensive knowledge of FM and AM and digital systems such as DRM or DAB. His C.V. includes a Senior Engineer role at UCB and management roles for Band Three Radio and Marconi.
Steve presents a show on Friday evenings from 8pm til Midnight. hich includes ‘The Epic Fail’ in which he scours the weekly papers, to bring you stories of folk who have been…less than sensible, shall we say! You can test your music knowledge in the ‘Well ‘Ard Music Quiz’ and the evening winds down with
Marg’s has served as a member on the Access board of trustees and was the project lead behind our London Road Festival event. That project was such a success that it has now grown into it’s own separate charity, Festival Stoke. However, whilst Marg is no longer a regular contributor to Access she remains available
Steven Perry: Steve has 16 years experience in radio which includes management role at United Christian Broadcasters and launching/managing the UK’s first fully licensed FM Station Cross Rhythms City. Steve now runs his own media consultancy.
