The RSGB is conducting a survey which is open to all amateurs, not just
RSGB members. 

If you wish to make your views known, please see details and follow the
link at:

https://rsgb.org/main/rsgb-consultations/active-consultations/survey-on-a mateur-radio/

This is part of a wider IARU R1 activity to support a strategic
workshop in order to understand:

How national societies can attract new radio amateurs

How the IARU can better support the amateur radio community and its
Member Societies adapt to changes.

What the IARU and Member Societies can do jointly to support the growth
of amateur radio.

Each of the national societies in the region has been asked to describe
the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats that apply to
amateur radio in their country.

It's quite lengthy and requires a bit of thought.

Responses by 23rd May,

Brian GM4DIJ

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On 05/05/2021 16:58, Brian Howie wrote:

The RSGB is conducting a survey which is open to all amateurs, not just
RSGB members.

If you wish to make your views known, please see details and follow the
link at:

https://rsgb.org/main/rsgb-consultations/active-consultations/survey-on-amateur-radio/

Your news client broke the url on the line wrap Brian. Fixed above.

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On 05/05/2021 16:58, Brian Howie wrote:

How national societies can attract new radio amateurs

Perhaps they ought to solicit replies beyond the normal amateur radio
specific. Also, people might find a long survey off-putting.

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