2006 meant that an automatic play-out system could cycle playlist tracks between the hours of midnight and 10am. 2008 to 2011 - Notable events For the 2007/2008 broadcast all live events were rebranded: all club nights, gigs and other fundraisers went under the 'Fresh Air Live Presents' brand. In that year, around fifteen live events were hosted under that brand. The society organises a number of fundraising events at local venues around Edinburgh, and provides training to third parties, most notably as part of the European Union Vienna Project. At the time, fundraising for other causes raised the profile of the station, from its involvement in John Peel Day 2006 to its participation in Hearing Aid 2007, in aid of Comic Relief. On 25 February 2011, Freshair.org.uk hosted the world's first bicycle-powered radio show. The hour-long outside broadcast was powered by two mounted bicycles with attached dynamos. The event raised awareness for climate change, and was done in collaboration with Transition Edinburgh University. College Radio Day 2012 On 2 October 2012, FreshAir.org.uk took part in the second College Radio Day. Between 11am and midday (GMT) FreshAir.org.uk hosted an hour of the 24-hour global radio show. The show was played out on 585 stations in 29 countries as well as the dedicated College Radio Day stream. FreshAir.org.uk's portion of the broadcast was a live show from The Pleasance Theatre; it was presented by Eve Livingston and Alex Rata and featured a live performance from Scottish band Paws. Rebranding, and a studio makeover (2015) In 2010, the station rebranded to resemble its entirely internet-based status, and officially became FreshAir.org.uk. The slogan 'Edinburgh Student Radio' was used for all its advertising and branding purposes. In 2015, helped by a generous donation from the University, FreshAir.org.uk's Pleasance studio was redecorated. Old flyers were removed, a new sound desk was installed, and a new sense of optimism emerged for the start of the 2014/5 Spring Term broadcast. 2015 to 2018 - Studio Relocation and Server Issues As part of the Edinburgh University Students' Association's £6 million investment in The Pleasance, subsequent renovations forced FreshAir.org.uk's studio to be moved twice between 2015 and 2017, though broadcasting continued as normal. Since 2017, FreshAir.org.uk's studio has been located in the basement of Pleasance West- EUSA's new hub for media societies. In 2017, FreshAir.org.uk's website underwent a redesign by then-Webmaster Leonardo Mazzone. The new design included features allowing listeners