
Radio Borders
The Good Times Sound Like This
Listen live to Radio Borders, the long-running local radio name for the Scottish Borders and North Northumberland, now part of Bauer's Greatest Hits Radio network.
About Radio Borders
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Frequencies & locations:
- FM – Available on 96.8 FM, 102.3 FM, 103.1 FM and 103.4 FM across the Scottish Borders and North Northumberland.
- Online – Listen live online through Radio Player UK.
Radio Borders is the familiar local radio name for the Scottish Borders and North Northumberland, now operating as Greatest Hits Radio Scottish Borders & North Northumberland within Bauer's network. The station has been part of the local radio landscape since 1990 and still matters because the Borders is not some generic region you can flatten into national radio mush.
The station's current sound is built around classic hits and Greatest Hits Radio-style programming, with regional news, travel and local information keeping the service relevant to listeners in places such as Galashiels, Selkirk, Hawick, Jedburgh, Kelso, Melrose, Peebles and Berwick-upon-Tweed. That local footprint is the real value here: people looking for Radio Borders are usually looking for a station connected to the Borders area, not just any oldies stream.
Although the public-facing brand has shifted into the Greatest Hits Radio family, Radio Borders still has strong recognition locally. For listeners, this page should make it clear that they can stream the Borders service live, understand the station's current identity, and still find the local radio name they remember.
Notable Presenters & Shows: Radio Borders now sits within the wider Greatest Hits Radio network, where major shows include Ken Bruce with PopMaster, Simon Mayo's Drivetime Show, Jackie Brambles in the evening, Jenny Powell's weekend programming, Martin Kemp's Back to the 80s and Andy Crane's weekend shows. Media.info also associates the station historically with names including Cat Harvey, Ewen Cameron, Fred MacAulay and Stuart Webster.
Notable shows & presenters are:
- Ken Bruce: Presenter of the weekday mid-morning show on Greatest Hits Radio, including PopMaster.
- Simon Mayo: Presenter of The Simon Mayo Drivetime Show across the Greatest Hits Radio network.
- Jackie Brambles: Evening presenter on Greatest Hits Radio, known for interviews and music-led conversation.
- Jenny Powell: Weekend presenter within the Greatest Hits Radio family.
- Martin Kemp: Presenter of Martin Kemp's Back to the 80s on Greatest Hits Radio.
- Andy Crane: Weekend presenter across the Greatest Hits Radio network.
- Cat Harvey: Presenter associated historically with the Radio Borders / Bauer Scotland station family.
- Ewen Cameron: Presenter associated historically with Radio Borders and Bauer Scotland programming.
Contact Information
Official website:
https://www.hellorayo.co.uk/greatest-hits/borders/
Studio:
+44 845 345 7070
Postal address:
30 Leith Street
St James Quarter
Edinburgh
EH1 3AS
Scotland
X / Twitter: https://x.com/GHRBordersNews
Radio Borders FAQ
What is Radio Borders?
Radio Borders is the former name and long-running local identity of Greatest Hits Radio Scottish Borders & North Northumberland, serving the Scottish Borders and North Northumberland.
Can I listen to Radio Borders live online?
Yes. You can listen to Radio Borders live online through Radio Player UK using the player on this page.
Is Radio Borders now Greatest Hits Radio?
Yes. Radio Borders is now listed as Greatest Hits Radio Scottish Borders & North Northumberland, but many listeners still know the local service by the Radio Borders name.
What area does Radio Borders cover?
Radio Borders covers the Scottish Borders and North Northumberland, including towns and communities around Galashiels, Hawick, Selkirk, Kelso, Jedburgh, Melrose, Peebles and Berwick-upon-Tweed.
What frequency is Radio Borders on?
Radio Borders has been listed on 96.8 FM, 102.3 FM, 103.1 FM and 103.4 FM across the Scottish Borders and North Northumberland, and is also available online.
