Greatest Hits Radio (North Wales)

Greatest Hits Radio North Wales brings Bauer's classic-hits programme to a northern Welsh audience. It is a regional edition of the network, with familiar popular songs and presented entertainment at the centre of the service.

The music looks chiefly to the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s. Well-known recordings from those periods can sit together across different genres, giving the station an accessible oldies sound. Its format is not a dedicated Welsh-language or traditional music service: the musical direction follows the broader Greatest Hits Radio programme.

The North Wales edition shares the network's principal entertainment programmes: Ken Bruce with PopMaster, Zoe Ball in the Afternoon and Simon Mayo on drivetime. Bruce also presents Golden Years and guests; Ball's features include Lunchtime Anthems and 54321. Mayo brings listeners' stories into Confessions and their record choices into All Request Friday.

Great Conversations with Jackie Brambles lets musical guests talk alongside the records, with published interviews including Gabrielle and Haircut 100. There are dedicated weekend selections too. Jenny Powell presents The Mixtape, while Des Paul's Rhythm Of The Night follows soul, funk and disco. Stephanie Hirst uses her personal vinyl library in Spinnin' The Decades, combining less familiar finds with requests played live from original 45s.

The broadcaster's regional reporting connects North Wales with neighbouring north-west England. Its archive has followed Wrexham's football-related public life, including a St David's Day visit in 2024, and events at the Llangollen International Eisteddfod in 2025. These are examples of cultural and community coverage from the wider regional news service, distinct from the shared classic-hits music schedule.