Greatest Hits Radio (Coventry & Warwickshire)
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Information about Greatest Hits Radio (Coventry & Warwickshire)
Greatest Hits Radio Coventry and Warwickshire carries a classic-hits programme for the city and its neighbouring county. It is a regional member of Bauer's network, with an audience identified by both Coventry and Warwickshire rather than one town alone.
Coventry and Warwickshire are represented through reporting on public health, transport and local decisions. The station's coverage has included cancer-diagnosis concerns across the area, Warwickshire's local-government reorganisation and weather warnings affecting road journeys. Coventry community-safety stories sit alongside that county-wide agenda. The editorial connection is therefore both urban and regional, matching an audience that crosses the boundary between the city and surrounding Warwickshire towns.
PopMaster is a central feature of Ken Bruce's show, which also revisits music through Golden Years and guest selections. Zoe Ball takes the afternoon with requests and entertainment, followed by Simon Mayo's mixture of songs, conversation and listener stories. Around the weekend, Jenny Powell and Des Paul offer contrasting selections, from a broad Mixtape to the soul, funk and disco of Rhythm Of The Night. These network programmes provide the presented music service alongside the Coventry and Warwickshire news output.
The music looks principally to the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s. Well-known songs from those periods create a broad oldies sound, moving between different popular styles without becoming a single-genre service. Presenters provide continuity and entertainment between the recordings.
- Broadcaster
- Bauer Media Audio UK
- Address
- Media House, Peterborough Business Park, Lynch Wood, Peterborough, PE2 6EA
- Phone
- +44 1733468000
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