Heart
Heart is a network of adult-contemporary pop stations across southern England and north Wales. The network began with a regional station in the West Midlands and subsequently a station in London. Heart 106 in the East Midlands was sold to Orion Media and run as a franchise retaining its current name until the start of 2011 where it was rebranded to Gem 106. In 2009 many of the heritage CHR stations which had formed part of the One Network were renamed Heart, as were Ocean and South Hams Radio (which were not part of the One Network). Heart Hertfordshire is owned by Adventure Radio and uses the Heart name and format under licence from Global; also Heart South Devon is partly owned by UKRD Group, all other Heart stations are wholly Global-owned. Heart is also available on DAB in some areas where there is not a local Heart station receiving Heart Digital, which is a relay of Heart London.
- Heart London - DAB in selected areas, nationally on Sky and Virgin Media; Freeview
- Heart West Midlands
- Heart South Coast
- Heart North West and Wales
- Heart Home Counties
- Heart Sussex and Surrey
- Heart Thames Valley
- Heart West Country
- Heart Hertfordshire - Owned by Adventure Radio operating under a brand licence.
- Heart Cambridgeshire
- Heart Gloucestershire
- Heart Wiltshire
- Heart Cymru
- Heart Essex
- Heart Kent
- Heart East Anglia
- Heart Devon
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