Other radio stations providing local coverage are Free Radio, Sunshine Radio and BBC Hereford & Worcester. The Wyre ceased broadcasting in 2012, and Signal 107 was launched on 26 March 2012 (it now broadcasts as Greatest Hits Radio Herefordshire and Worcestershire). Climate The town is noted for its particularly high record lows. Despite an average July low of 11.7 °C, the temperature has never fallen below 5 °C in that month. The coldest and warmest July nights were both recorded in 2015. Notable residents Jonathan Riley was brought up in Kidderminster, he was the winner of the Ferrari Velas e-sports series 2022 grand final. Mo Anthoine was born and brought up on Marlpool Lane in Kidderminster. He was a mountain climber famed for his technical skill. John Wyer was born in Kidderminster, went on to manage repeat victories at Le Mans 24 hours. Richard Baxter (12 November 1615 – 8 December 1691); Puritan minister. He began his ministry in Kidderminster in April 1641 and served there for the next 19 years. A memorial statue of him was erected outside Saint Mary's parish church, where he was based. The inscription states his wish "for unity and comprehension in religion". Prior beginning his ministry in Kidderminster, Baxter lived in Bridgnorth from 1640 to 1641. Mark Birch, former guitarist with Wishbone Ash, was born and brought up in Kidderminster. Robbie Blunt, solo guitarist, Robert Plant collaborator, has associations with Kidderminster. Edward Bradley, the English humorist of the mid-Victorian era, was born in Kidderminster in 1827. He died on 11 December 1889. Lant Carpenter was born in Kidderminster on 2 September 1780. Gilbert Claughton Chairman of the London North Western Railway Peter Collins, former Formula One driver was born in Kidderminster on 6 November 1931. During his career Collins drove for the HWM, Vanwall, Maserati and Ferrari teams and won 3 of his 33 Grands Prix. Tragically his promising career was cut short during the 1958 German Grand Prix, when Collins spun off the track and sustained a fatal head injury in the accident that followed. Sammi Davis (born 1964), film actress, was born in Kidderminster. Tony De Vit, Birmingham-based nightclub DJ and singer, was born in Kidderminster, died in Birmingham in 1998. Alun Evans, English football's first £100,000 teenager, was born in Kidderminster. Richard Eve, Grand Treasurer of the United Grand Lodge of England in 1889 was born in Kidderminster. Thomas Foley, 1st