Greatest Hits Radio (Hereford & Worcester)

Greatest Hits Radio Hereford and Worcester is a regional classic-hits station named for the two neighbouring county cities. It brings Bauer's network music programme to an audience associated with Herefordshire and Worcestershire.

The selection draws on well-known popular songs from the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s. Pop, soulful recordings and guitar-led favourites can all appear within that period-based approach. The programme therefore gives listeners variety across several decades rather than following a single genre throughout the day.

Ken Bruce, Zoe Ball and Simon Mayo are central voices in the shared programme. PopMaster tests musical knowledge in Bruce's show, with Golden Years and guest contributions adding further context. Ball's afternoon features include Lunchtime Anthem requests and 54321, while Mayo brings Confessions to drivetime and audience-selected music to All Request Friday.

The interview strand Great Conversations with Jackie Brambles puts guests and their favourite records together, with editions featuring artists such as Haircut 100 and Emeli Sandé. Weekend programmes include Jenny Powell's Mixtape and Des Paul's Rhythm Of The Night. The latter concentrates on soul, funk and disco, adding a more specific musical direction within the Hereford and Worcester edition's broad classic-hits sound.

Hereford and Worcester reporting follows both counties. Published examples include proposals for local-government reorganisation, developments at a Worcester arts centre and achievements by University of Worcester students. A Herefordshire competitor selected for international woodcutting championships adds a different community story. The coverage ranges from civic decisions to local people's activities and achievements.