Radio Chiltern Voice

Chiltern Voice is a not-for-profit community station based at the Old Drill Hall in Chesham. It serves Amersham, Chesham and the surrounding towns and villages of the Chilterns, combining music with local information and opportunities for charities and voluntary groups to be heard. The station operates as a community interest company.

Its music policy spans the 1960s to current releases, with particular emphasis on the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s. Pop and adult contemporary records form the core of the selection. Decade-focused programmes and themed shows provide more specific listening within that range, allowing the schedule to move between familiar daytime songs and individually selected material.

The presenting team includes Bob Field, Mark Bilsby, Dave Winterburn, Emily Culverhouse, David Weston and Maxine Landell. Other contributors include Vee Songbird, George Luke, Keith Nickless and Elizabeth Taylor. Programmes bring together music, competitions, travel information and presenter conversation. Local updates appear during the week and at weekends, with wider news bulletins supplied by Radio News Hub.

Chiltern Voice's community work includes a Charity of the Month scheme that gives local organisations a period of free publicity. The Chiltern Voice Business Show offers smaller businesses another way to explain their work to the area. The station also supports community events with presentation and public-address services. These activities connect its Chesham studio with the practical work of groups across the Chilterns, adding a local purpose to its broad popular-music programme.