Greatest Hits Radio (Salisbury)

Greatest Hits Radio Salisbury is the successor identity to Spire FM. It retains an association with Salisbury while carrying Bauer's wider classic-hits programme, connecting an earlier local radio name with today's network service.

Familiar songs from the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s form the musical foundation. The station's range includes different mainstream styles from those years, giving listeners a broader choice than a single-decade channel. Presented entertainment supplies conversation and continuity between the recordings.

The Salisbury edition shares programmes led by Ken Bruce, Zoe Ball and Simon Mayo. Bruce's PopMaster quiz sits alongside Golden Years and guest contributions. Ball's afternoon features include Lunchtime Anthems chosen by listeners and 54321, while Mayo presents Confessions on drivetime. All Request Friday makes audience choices the basis of the music as the weekend opens.

Great Conversations with Jackie Brambles has welcomed guests including Haircut 100 and Gabrielle, adding interviews to the network's repertoire of familiar songs. Jenny Powell assembles The Mixtape, and Des Paul's Rhythm Of The Night concentrates on soul, funk and disco. Stephanie Hirst introduces records from her personal vinyl collection in Spinnin' The Decades, including less familiar finds and requests played live from original 45s.

Salisbury and Wiltshire reporting gives this service a local perspective alongside the music. Coverage has included guide-dog training at Stonehenge, Wessex devolution proposals and information about emergency-call handling in Wiltshire. Stories from Ludgershall, Malmesbury and Bradford-on-Avon extend the range beyond Salisbury, connecting the city's former Spire FM identity with a broader county news service.