The BCfm 10 hour radiothon was hailed as a massive success by organisers as the Brazil2Bristol campaign moved closer to its £5000 target. at the time of writing the campaign had just exceeded £4000 with ebay auctions and other fundraising still going on.

Bcfm's unprecedented & extensive coverage of this years Black Hisoty Month 2015 has been hailed as a massive success thanks to support & sponsorship from St Peters Hospice.

Thanks to  financial support from St Peters Hospice, BCfm were able to prooduce programming and daily what's on During the entire month of October.

Graduate Deasay Johnson supported by Sherrie Eugene Hart ensured that the station had daily news and what's on information alongside some fascinating documentary pieces aired during both breakfast and drivetime throughout the month. 

Two men who had a significant impact on the profile of black people in Bristol, the UK and beyond were honoured in a special ceremony to mark Black History Month.

Paul Stephenson, who led a boycott in 1963 of the Bristol Omnibus company, and George Odlum, who was the first black president of a Students' Union anywhere in the UK, both had rooms named after them in the University of Bristol's Students' Union (Bristol SU) building.