Greatest Hits Radio (South Yorkshire)

Greatest Hits Radio South Yorkshire brings together radio associations formerly carried by Dearne FM, Rother FM and Trax FM. The present edition belongs to Bauer's classic-hits network and serves an audience identified with South Yorkshire.

Its main selection comes from the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s. Different popular styles share the repertoire, with familiar songs and musical memories linking the recordings. Presented entertainment adds conversation and company to the broader retrospective sound.

Ken Bruce's PopMaster and Golden Years are part of the shared schedule, along with Zoe Ball's afternoon programme and Simon Mayo's drivetime. Ball invites Lunchtime Anthem choices and presents 54321; Mayo includes Confessions and the audience-selected music of All Request Friday. These features are heard on the South Yorkshire edition as network programmes.

Jackie Brambles explores artists' stories in Great Conversations, with guests such as Colin Blunstone and Gabrielle among the interviewees. Weekend music includes The Mixtape with Jenny Powell and Des Paul's Rhythm Of The Night, which follows a soul, funk and disco brief. Stephanie Hirst's Spinnin' The Decades introduces records from her own vinyl collection, including rarities and an hour of live requests played from original 45s.

South Yorkshire reporting brings specific regional interests into the service. Published subjects include recognition for Pulp in Sheffield, disruption to the city's tram services and decisions about Doncaster Sheffield Airport. Water-company accountability and stories from Rotherham and Barnsley extend the news range, reflecting the areas associated with the edition's earlier Dearne, Rother and Trax identities.