Bournemouth, Devon, & Swindon. It took a couple of networked shows. One Sunday Lunchtime show with David Hamilton, and also Jimmy Savile's Saviles Travels (1990–92). It stopped taking that because it was said that they preferred to broadcast their own shows. Classic Gold featured slightly more known presenters like Tony Gillham (head of music), and Trevor Fry. Paul Burnett joined in 1996, and Tony Blackburn a few years later. They were both dropped in July 2007, when Classic Gold was taken over by Capital Radio, and became known as Gold'''. Radio 210 claimed to be "the only comprehensive travel service in the Thames Valley and North Hampshire". The station broadcast news bulletins on the hour every hour and regional news during certain points throughout the day. Network restructuring On 21 June 2010, Global Radio announced plans to merge Heart Berkshire with Heart Oxfordshire as part of plans to reduce the Heart network of stations from 33 to 15. The new station, Heart Thames Valley'' began broadcasting from Reading on 9 July 2010. References External links Media UK Profile Ofcom details of transmission Memories publicity and jingles of 70s and 80s ILR in the south east Radio stations in Berkshire Radio stations in Hampshire Culture in Reading, Berkshire History of Reading, Berkshire Radio stations established in 1976 Berkshire Defunct radio stations in the United Kingdom Radio stations disestablished in 2010