to message presenters directly, and there was a more user-friendly approach when it came to reading the site's published content. In February 2018, FreshAir.org.uk's server 'Megatron' failed, resulting in the station going off air for the following six months. Covid-19 Pandemic (2020) In March 2020, the University of Edinburgh was closed due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, the FreshAir.org.uk studio was inaccessible to students and the station went off air. Members were given the opportunity to begin recording shows from home and on Sunday 26 April 2020, the station began broadcasting again with entirely pre-recorded material. Highlights of home-recorded content have included interviews with Inhaler (band), Fickle Friends, Jack Garratt and the Mother of Chanel the grey parrot. Support for Waverley Care Various on-air and other fundraising events have been held in the past few years to raise money for Waverley Care. From 2007 until 2014, the main social event was the regular club night Twist and Shout, playing music from the 1960s. In 2015, this was replaced by 'Bump n Grind', a 90s and 00s RnB and hip-hop club night, which ran until early 2016. FreshAir.org.uk continues to raise funds for Waverley Care, notably through yearly 24-hour broadcasts during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe,. Proceeds from the University of Edinburgh Media Societies Ball and club nights also raise donations. Fresh Fringe The successful broadcast of 2006/2007 meant that Fresh Air was in a position to start covering the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in August 2007, the only Internet radio station to do so. These days 'Fresh Fringe' operates as a separate entity from the normal term time station, with its own dedicated committee and separate sources of funding. The first year of broadcast (2007) focused on interviewing comedians at the festival rather than presenting music and building unique shows. Subsequent years have created more opportunities for a variety of shows, with more freedom for the presenters. Notable guests have included Isy Suttie, Arj Barker, Boy with Tape on his Face, Reginald D Hunter and Mark Watson. In 2012, Watson stopped off at FreshAir.org.uk studios on a mammoth day to promote his book The Knot. The late Scott Hutchinson from Frightened Rabbit performed an exclusive session in the studio as part of the 24-hour broadcast in 2012, helmed by Finlay Niven and Christian Illingworth. FreshAir.org.uk continues its coverage of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival under the name 'Fresh Fringe'. During