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Information about Heart Plymouth Radio
Heart Plymouth is the Plymouth edition of Heart's popular-music network. Presented entertainment and familiar records form the main offering, while a Devon news connection gives the city's audience local information alongside national and international developments.
The Plymouth service has its own public file within Heart's Devon operation and a county newsroom contact. Bulletins combine local stories with wider news, sport, weather and entertainment updates. Its published archive includes public-safety material and school-closure information, reflecting an information role around the music. Plymouth is therefore part of a regional reporting structure as well as a network entertainment service, with the city audience receiving shared shows rather than a separately invented local version of each presenter slot.
Plymouth's Heart schedule includes Jamie Theakston and Amanda Holden at breakfast, daytime programmes with Pandora Christie and Matt Wilkinson, and the later-afternoon pairing of JK and Kelly Brook. These shared shows give the city's service a recognisable sequence of presenters and familiar songs. Dev Griffin contributes evening entertainment, including The People's Popular Pub Quiz.
The weekend changes the musical emphasis without leaving Heart's broad popular style. Club Classics is presented by Toby Anstis and Rezzy Ghadjar, while Mark Wright and Olly Murs share Saturday Breakfast. Will Manning counts down the EE Official Big Top 40 on Sunday, and Emma Bunton revisits nineties favourites through 90s at 9. The Plymouth edition brings those common programmes to its local audience rather than claiming a different production of each one for the city.
- Address
- 30 Leicester Square, London, WC2H 7LA
- Phone
- +44 3332002000
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