Greatest Hits Radio (Tayside & Fife)

Greatest Hits Radio Tayside and Fife is the service formerly known as Tay 2. The current station connects that Scottish radio lineage with Bauer's larger classic-hits network, serving an audience across Tayside and Fife.

The musical selection is rooted in the seventies, eighties and nineties. Familiar songs from several mainstream styles can appear together, so the format is wider than a station restricted to rock or one decade. Presented entertainment supplies company and continuity around the records.

Ken Bruce's PopMaster is joined by Golden Years and guests in the network programme heard across the Tayside and Fife edition. Zoe Ball brings 54321 and listener-selected Lunchtime Anthems to the afternoon, while Simon Mayo presents Confessions on drivetime. All Request Friday lets the audience determine the songs at the start of the weekend.

Great Conversations with Jackie Brambles adds guest interviews, with artists such as Haircut 100 and Colin Blunstone featured. Jenny Powell presents The Mixtape at weekends, and Des Paul's Rhythm Of The Night turns to soul, funk and disco. Stephanie Hirst's Spinnin' The Decades works from her personal collection of vinyl records, including rarities and live requests on original 45s. These are shared network strands carried by the Scottish edition.

Tayside and Fife reporting follows cultural events, sport and public affairs across the region. Coverage has included plans involving The Enchanted Forest, football with Dundee and Dundee United, and road safety on the A92 in Fife. Wider Scottish weather and energy stories sit alongside these local subjects, giving the former Tay 2 service a news context beyond its shared music programme.