Heart Beds, Bucks and Herts Radio

Heart Beds, Bucks and Herts is a three-county edition of Heart's music and entertainment service. Its audience setting spans Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire, with familiar popular songs and network presenters accompanied by regional news and practical information.

The edition is associated with Heart's Dunstable service, whose public file identifies local news alongside UK and world developments. Sport, weather and entertainment updates are included in that information mix. The three-county name describes a shared regional audience rather than three independent music schedules: commuters and communities on either side of county boundaries hear the same main entertainment programme. Its reporting connection and its widely shared shows are complementary parts of the station's actual remit.

The Beds, Bucks and Herts service carries the shared Heart Breakfast programme with Jamie Theakston and Amanda Holden, followed by Pandora Christie, Matt Wilkinson and JK and Kelly Brook. Its audience setting crosses county boundaries, while the main entertainment schedule belongs to the wider network. The regional service therefore brings those familiar voices to a connected area rather than offering one entirely different programme for each county.

Evenings include Dev Griffin and The People's Popular Pub Quiz. Weekend highlights range from Saturday Breakfast with Mark Wright and Olly Murs to Club Classics with Toby Anstis and Rezzy Ghadjar. Will Manning presents the EE Official Big Top 40, and Emma Bunton revisits nineties favourites in 90s at 9. Music, presenter conversation, quizzes and themed selections all contribute to the broad Heart format.