Harbour Radio, Great Yarmouth

Harbour Radio is a community broadcaster for Great Yarmouth, with studios at the Vicarage Hub on Church Plain. Its development began with restricted-service broadcasting in 2014 before progressing to an ongoing local service on 107.4 FM. Volunteers are central to the station, connecting its programme with the people and organisations of the town.

Music is accompanied by conversation, sports interests and contributions from the community. Specialist programmes give different tastes their own place, including reggae and rock and roll alongside the broader schedule. This variety reflects the interests of the presenters rather than limiting the station to a single musical era or style throughout the day.

Dr Sarah On Call and the In Conversation programme make space for speech alongside the music. The specialist titles include The Friday Soul Jump, Satellite Soul Club, Crossroads Blues Show and Nice & Easy Jazz Show. Yarmouth Rocks and What's The Alternative? add guitar-led choices, while the Full English Breakfast Sports Show and At The Dogs reflect sporting interests. Requests and local interviews sit within this varied programme rather than a single-format playlist.

Local interviews and contact with businesses and community groups extend Harbour's role beyond entertainment. The station provides opportunities to participate in radio while giving Great Yarmouth subjects a platform of their own. Its town-based perspective is the defining feature, offering residents a service where familiar places, local voices and individual musical interests can be heard together.