The BBC's Local Radio network, under the banner of its "Make A Difference" campaign, has joined with retailers, manufacturers and charities to give away DAB radios to vulnerable people over 70.
They say thousands of sets have been set aside for the scheme. From next Monday, anyone can nominate someone for a free radio by completing an online application form at www.wavelength.org.uk/radiohero.
The radios have been donated by Argos, Currys PC World, John Lewis & Partners, Pure and Roberts Radio and will be distributed by loneliness charity Wavelength. Duracell UK will provide batteries.
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