Radio Harborough FM

Harborough FM serves Market Harborough, South Leicestershire and North Northamptonshire with music and locally focused speech. The project was formed in November 1994 and developed through temporary broadcasts before beginning its full-time service in February 2007. Its music spans the 1960s onwards, with local news and interviews connecting the playlist to the area.

Dave Irving's breakfast programme includes travel information, requests and features such as Twinspin and Three of a Kind. Dave Smith presents the mid-morning programme with interviews, while Moley's Lunchtime Bit brings in local guests. Harborough Beat gives listeners an opportunity to put questions to the police, and Angela Holland contributes gardening advice. Becca presents Home Run later in the day.

Specialist music adds another dimension to the station. Adam Wilson's Quiet Revolution explores Americana, alternative country, folk, roots, world music and blues, including interviews and acoustic sessions. Pat Stone builds programmes around musical themes, and Nick Shaw presents Dance Classics. Rock also has a place in the schedule, extending the selection beyond the familiar records heard during daytime shows.

HFM's community activity reaches outside the studio. Its involvement with Market Harborough Carnival dates back to 1995, and the station has supported school fetes and outdoor concerts. Much of the service is made by volunteers. Coverage of council decisions, charities, schools and local sport gives listeners material specific to Harborough, while guests and public events help keep the station connected with the people it serves.