Radio The Voice North Devon

The Voice is the main radio service of a North Devon broadcaster. Its official site presents music, local voices and information for listeners connected with the area, and the main player gives access to the live programme. This is the everyday Voice station rather than The Voice 2, which has its own audio and an older-music emphasis.

James Parkes presents Drivetime, while the weekend introduces a varied set of specialist programmes. Dave Englefield's Vinyl Countdown gives older records a named setting, and Mark Chapple hosts Sunday Breakfast. Grace Emily presents a Sunday afternoon show, adding another local voice to the line-up.

Chris Robbins's Soul Sessions and Darryl Mollart's Album Club make room for more focused listening. The latter highlights album tracks that are less often heard, providing a different selection from a familiar-singles playlist. North Devon's Most Wanted, 90s at 9 and Chilled Vibes add further recurring strands, with the programme changing its musical emphasis across the schedule.

The main Voice service's recent playlist has included Bruno Mars's Marry You, Post Malone's Chemical and Bastille's Pompeii. Those contemporary and established pop records coexist with the specialist soul, vinyl and album programmes. North Devon remains the station's local frame, with news and community information supporting the music. Its combination of James Parkes's drive programme, weekend presenters and specialist shows is more specific than a general promise of variety: different parts of the timetable offer distinct reasons to listen, while keeping the same regional identity.