tagline Hampshire's Greatest Hits. In June 2007 the use of 'Ocean FM' was introduced back into the output in addition to a new tagline Classic Hits and the Best New Songs. However the website still used the Hampshire's Greatest Hits tag. Around the same time, Ocean did not renew the contracts of long term Presenters Richard Williams, Pippa Head, James Macdonald and Australian import Warren Kay and more automation and networking was implemented. Ocean also had their own charity, Help a Local Child. It launched in 2003 with a commitment to helping local children and young people up to the age of 18, who experience the negative effects of poverty, abuse, neglect, homelessness, violence, crime, illness and disability in the area. They frequently held fund raising events from car boot sales to themed discos with competitions. Heart rebranding In 2008 it was announced that Ocean FM, along with 30 other stations in the One Network, would be rebranded Heart by owners Global Radio. Ocean FM was amongst the final phase of stations to be rebranded, becoming Heart Hampshire on 22 June 2009. Network restructuring On 21 June 2010, Global Radio announced plans to merge Heart Hampshire with Heart Dorset & New Forest as part of plans to reduce the Heart network of stations from 33 to 16. The new station, Heart South Coast, began broadcasting from Fareham on 30 July 2010. See also Galaxy South Coast Heart Sussex Wave 105 Gold Global Radio 107.4 The Quay Play Radio The Coast (radio station) References Aircheck UK (Hampshire) Commercial Radio Companies Association Pocket Book, 2005–2006 MDS975: Radio, Stations & Memorabilia Radio Authority Pocket Book, 1994–2004 External links Heart.co.uk Global Radio website – station owners BBC Radio Solent website The Big Top 40 Show online MDS975's short feature about Ocean Sound Radio stations in Hampshire Radio stations in the Isle of Wight Radio stations in Sussex Radio stations established in 1986 Hampshire Defunct radio stations in the United Kingdom 1986 establishments in England