BBC Radio Surrey

BBC Radio Surrey brings a local perspective to the county through conversation, reporting, music and contributions from residents. Its range includes stories rooted in particular towns and landscapes as well as programmes shared with neighbouring BBC services. Surrey remains the common setting for the local material, while the wider schedule connects it with voices across the south of England.

The station's audio collection includes Secret Surrey, with short features such as the story of Witley's underwater ballroom. Walking the North Downs Way through Surrey follows the county on foot, including a stage from Farnham to Guildford. These programmes use individual places as a starting point for discovery, giving listeners a more detailed encounter with the area than a general news update.

Published highlights feature Sarah Gorrell, Allison Ferns and James Cannon. Cannon's Come On You Cards adds a football strand, while BBC Introducing - Sussex & Surrey provides a shared platform for musical discovery. A Live Lounge session with Alligatr is one example in that collection, showing how local and regional performers can become part of the station's wider musical conversation.

Shared evening output includes Kamilah McInnis, whose programme combines music with perspectives from African and Caribbean communities across the south. Jo Good supplies late-night conversation, and overnight periods can join BBC Radio 5 Live. Your Voice and Upload invite stories and creative work from the audience, with Make a Difference adding help and information. The mix gives Surrey both its own subjects and a place within a broader regional radio service.