Greatest Hits Radio Midlands

Greatest Hits Radio Midlands
Birmingham;
Broadcast area	West Midlands; East Midlands; South Cheshire; Rutland; Stamford
Frequencies	FM:; 96.4 MHz (Congleton); 96.7 MHz (Ashbourne); 96.9 MHz (Stafford); 97.4 MHz (Stamford); 101.8 MHz (Uttoxeter); 102.0 MHz (Matlock); 103.3 MHz (Hope Valley and Whaley Bridge); 105.2 MHz (Birmingham and Worcestershire); ; 106.0 MHz (Corby,; Derby,; Kettering,; Grantham,; Leicester,; Nottingham,; Northampton,; Peterborough and; Stamford); 106.4 MHz (Buxton); 106.5 MHz (Shrewsbury); 106.6 MHz (Chapel-en-le-Frith); 107.1 MHz (Oswestry); 107.2 MHz (Kidderminster); 107.2 MHz (Oakham); 107.4 MHz (Telford); 107.7 MHz (Wolverhampton); 107.9 MHz (Newark-on-Trent, Worksop and Retford); DAB:; 10B (Derbyshire); 11B (Leicestershire); 11B (Wolverhampton, Shrewsbury and Telford); 11C (Birmingham, South Staffordshire, Bromsgrove, Lickey and Redditch); 12A (Herefordshire and Worcestershire); 12C (Nottinghamshire); 12D (Staffordshire and Cheshire); 12D (Coventry and Warwickshire); 12D (Peterborough);
RDS	GRT HITS
Branding	The Good Times Sound Like This; Across TSA
Programming
Format	Classic Hits
Network	Greatest Hits Radio
Ownership
Owner	Bauer
History
First air date	1 September 2020
Former frequencies	990 MW; 1017 MW; 1152 MW; 1170 MW; 1359 MW
Links
Website	GHR Birmingham & The West Midlands; GHR East Midlands; GHR Black Country & Shropshire; GHR Coventry & Warwickshire; GHR Herefordshire & Worcestershire; GHR Peterborough, Stamford & Rutland; GHR Staffordshire & Cheshire; GHR Derbyshire

Greatest Hits Radio Midlands is a regional radio station serving the East & West Midlands as part of Bauer’s Greatest Hits Radio network.

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