Greatest Hits Radio (Devon)

Greatest Hits Radio Devon has roots in the service formerly known as The Breeze South Devon. It is now part of Bauer's wider classic-hits network, bringing familiar music and presented entertainment to a Devon audience.

Devon reporting covers the county's cities, coastal communities and public services. The station has followed plans for local-government change involving Devon, Plymouth and Torbay, proposals for wetland habitat at Seaton and a police initiative concerning missing veterans. Water quality and regional railway operations also feature in its published coverage. These are examples of the local editorial breadth accompanying the music, rather than a promise of an independently produced show for every town.

Ken Bruce's programme supplies PopMaster and other music-led features, while Zoe Ball's afternoon show includes listener requests and conversation. Simon Mayo brings Drivetime and All Request Friday to the shared schedule, combining familiar songs with personal stories. Jenny Powell's Mixtape draws on the station's three main decades, and Des Paul's Rhythm Of The Night adds a stronger soul, funk and disco emphasis. Together, the programmes give the classic-hits selection a presenter-led structure within the wider Greatest Hits Radio network.

The programme concentrates on recognisable songs from the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s. Its range crosses mainstream musical styles from those years, giving listeners a mixture of older pop, soulful favourites and guitar-led hits rather than an entire day confined to one decade.