Radio City's 50th anniversary reunion

Who's who: Woolf Byrne was a DJ on Radio City during 1966; Jerry Pitcher was employed briefly by the station to help renovate Knock John fort. Unfortunately Roy Bates had a different plan for the fort and, after a dispute over ownership (see press cutting), launched Radio Essex there instead; Chris Cross was one of the main presenters in the early days of Radio City; Dick Dixon was an engineer and DJ on both Radios Sutch and City, later joining Radio Essex; Tony Pine was a long-serving electrical and general engineer, fighting a never-ending battle to keep Radio City's rather basic equipment functioning; Martin Green was a Dutch DJ on the station; Roger Scott didn't actually work for Radio City but as a friend and former colleague of Dick Dixon's on Radio Essex who lives locally, he was invited to join the party; Martin Stevens is better-known as one of the great offshore radio photographers of the era but he also presented shows during two stints on Shivering Sands; Ricky Michaels was an American student in London in 1965 who spent time on the fort as a DJ but also turned his hand to airtime sales and press relations; and Mike Procter was one of the many “trial DJs” who served on Radio City. In his case, during February 1965. Not pictured: DJ/engineer Paul Elvey who joined the party by Skype from Spain.