BBC Radio Hereford & Worcester

BBC Hereford & Worcester brings local reporting, interviews, sport and music to Herefordshire and Worcestershire. Its two-county audience includes the cities of Hereford and Worcester, smaller towns and rural communities. The service follows public life across that area, while individual stories can remain firmly rooted in a particular place.

Secret Herefordshire and Secret Worcestershire explore local history, landmarks and unusual discoveries. Their subjects include Arthur's Stone, the story behind the gates of Lea & Perrins and accounts associated with Bromsgrove's Black Cross. Need To Know Hereford & Worcester provides shorter explanations of current developments, including severe weather affecting the two counties. These strands add depth and practical context alongside the main presented programmes.

Sport is another substantial part of the service. Worcester Warriors coverage includes rugby commentary and interviews, with the station carrying matches as well as discussion around the club. The wider audio offering also includes longer narrative material such as The Body in the Tree, giving listeners a different kind of spoken storytelling from news or a live sports report.

Make a Difference shares help and information from local organisations and individuals, while Your Voice and Upload invite personal experiences and creative contributions. At other times the station carries shared BBC programmes, including Jo Good's late-night conversation and weekend overnight coverage from Radio 5 Live. This combination places the two counties' stories within a broader public-service schedule without losing their distinct local subjects.