to the media. From November 2008 it has been involved with the Lincolnshire Young Journalist Academy (LYJA) and from Sept 2009 to June 2010 was working with c1Media, the Lincolnshire Employment Accommodation Project (LEAP), Lincoln College and others in a Media Box funded project. The station has been keen to raise funds for a range of charities including the Haiti earthquake in 2010 and the BBC's Children in Need. Young people on Siren have been recognised with a number of broadcasting and journalism prizes. One of the contributors won 2 International Edward R Murrow Awards in 2010 for documentary and factual programming, the station was nominated in the same year for a BBC Partnership Achievement Award for its journalism and community outreach work and in 2009 a volunteer on the station was short-listed in the same category. The University's School of Journalism won the Broadcast Journalism Training Council's (BJTC's) Award for Innovation in Broadcast Journalism Training in part for their work with Siren. In 2015 it was named East Midlands Station of the Year and has won its 6th Edward R. Murrow RTDNA award for News Documentary. On 25 September 2017, Siren FM rebranded to be known of as Siren Radio. Its new slogan is "A Fresh Sound for Lincoln". In 2022 Ryan Jones took over as station manager. References External links Siren Online Student radio in the United Kingdom Community radio stations in the United Kingdom University of Lincoln Radio stations in Lincolnshire