Radio Cross Rhythms Plymouth

Cross Rhythms Plymouth is a Christian community broadcaster serving Plymouth and its surrounding area. Contemporary Christian music is joined by interviews, conversation and programmes concerned with everyday life in the city. The service is part of the wider Cross Rhythms family while maintaining its own Plymouth team and locally produced material.

Community Matters gives local people and organisations room to explain their work. Lifelines centres on personal experiences, and Hope and the City explores how faith and hope relate to difficult situations. Artist interviews and music programmes add another strand, placing creative work alongside accounts of life within Plymouth's communities.

Community Matters has covered practical services such as the Plymouth Wellbeing Hubs. In an interview with programme lead Emma Corkery, the station explored advice, activities and community support available through that city-wide network. The regular programme gives charities and local groups an hour to discuss their work on weekday mornings. Alongside these conversations, Chris Mountford presents a chart of contemporary Christian music, adding a structured music feature to the locally focused speech output.

The station publishes programmes and interviews to hear again, and its partnership with the Plymouth Chronicle takes Lifelines stories into a local newspaper as well as onto radio. Donations, advertising and audience involvement support its work. Music, testimony and city-focused conversation together make this a Christian service with a practical connection to its Devon audience.