Greatest Hits Radio (Gloucestershire)

Greatest Hits Radio Gloucestershire is associated with the service formerly known as The Breeze Cheltenham. It now carries Bauer's classic-hits programme under a county identity, bringing familiar music to listeners in this part of south-west England.

Songs from the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s supply the core selection. The station moves between different mainstream styles within that span, with established recordings and memorable choruses giving the programme its retrospective feel. Presented entertainment sits around the music rather than replacing it with a predominantly speech-based format.

Zoe Ball's afternoon programme adds listener-chosen Lunchtime Anthems, Afternoon Delight and the 54321 quiz to the shared schedule. Ken Bruce combines PopMaster with Golden Years and guests, while Simon Mayo includes Confessions in his drivetime show. These recurring features give the Gloucestershire edition identifiable points of participation and conversation throughout the day.

The weekend offers a different emphasis through programmes such as Stephanie Hirst's Spinnin' The Decades. Hirst selects from her personal vinyl collection, including live requests played on original 45s and less familiar finds. Jenny Powell contributes The Mixtape, and Des Paul follows soul, funk and disco in Rhythm Of The Night, giving familiar music several different curatorial settings.

Gloucestershire's reporting brings county issues into the service alongside the songs. Published subjects include Tetbury traders affected by road closures, parking proposals in Bourton-on-the-Water, Cotswolds housing pressures and changes to local government. The geographical range extends beyond the earlier Cheltenham station identity, linking town-centre business, transport and public decisions across the county.