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Heart West Midlands is a regional radio station owned and operated by Global as part of the Heart network. ... as 100.7 Heart FM, ... traffic updates and advertising. [5]
Heart began broadcasting in the West Midlands on 6 September 1994 as 100.7 Heart FM, becoming the UK's third Independent Regional Radio station, five days after Century Radio in North East England, and Jazz FM North West. The first song to be played on 100.7 Heart FM was Something Got Me Started by Simply Red.
6 September – 100.7 Heart FM begins broadcasting, providing a regional service of soft adult contemporary music to the West Midlands, similar to Smooth Radio today. 1995. 5 September – Heart 106.2 launches in London, broadcasting a 'Hot AC' music format. 1996. 100.7 Heart FM’s music format is modified to Hot AC.
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They are 100.4 Jazz FM (north west England), 100–102 Century Radio (north east England), Galaxy 101 which launches a dance music service on the 4th to the Severn estuary area, 100.7 Heart FM which launches on the 6th and covers the West Midlands and Scot FM which broadcasts music and speech to the Scottish central belt.
In 1987, the station moved FM frequencies, along with most ILR stations at the time to 97.0 FM. Shortly after this a new transmitter on 102.9 FM was created to serve South Warwickshire. In 1989, along with BRMB in Birmingham , the AM frequency was split from the FM transmissions to create a new radio station called Xtra AM which played music ...
Greatest Hits Radio West Midlands launched as part of the Greatest Hits Radio network on 105.2 FM in Birmingham and on 1359 kHz and DAB in Coventry, Herefordshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire. Transmissions on 990 and 1017 kHz ceased on 30 April 2020, followed by the closure of the 1152 kHz frequency on 30 June 2020.