Heart & Capital stations. In February 2021, the station, along with Lincs FM, began syndicating the UK Chart Show, from Bauer's Hits Radio network, on Sunday afternoons. News service Pirate FM produces local news bulletins from its Redruth studios between 6am and 6pm on weekdays and at weekends and bank holidays. Bulletins are broadcast every hour, on the hour with headlines on weekdays at 6:30am, 7:30am, 8:30am and 5:30pm. National news bulletins from Sky News Radio in London are broadcast on the hour at all other times. Pirate 2 Pirate 2 DAB launched on 4 August 2014. The station airs a series of weekly talk shows: The Business Hub (Mondays, 7pm), the Health and Wellbeing Show (Tuesdays, 7pm), the Education and Training Show (Wednesdays, 7pm), the Farming Show (Thursdays, 7pm), the Homes and Gardens Show (Fridays, 7pm), the Youth Show (Saturdays, 4pm). Transmission details Pirate FM's two transmitters broadcast separate opt-outs for news bulletins, travel information and advertising. The Redruth transmitter on 102.8 MHz FM includes content for the mid and west of the county of Cornwall, and the Caradon Hill transmitter (on 102.2 MHz FM) covers the East and North of the county, as well as Plymouth and West Devon. Branding Pirate FM has two current on air straplines: "Real Music Variety" and "Love Cornwall Love Music Love Pirate FM". Its current imaging voiceovers are Rik Scott and Gina Mellotte. It's jingle package is a creation of Falmouth-based Bespoke Music. Pirate FM's original jingles were sung by JAM productions, Dallas in 1992, which included the famous "Tamar Bridges" Cornwall theme tune (lyrics by launch Chief Executive, Mike Powell), which used to be played after midnight and before 6am every day. That image song was a cut from a package called "Yours Truly". The original Pirate FM jingle package was a selection of cuts from two packages originally created for Detroit's Q95.5. The packages were Q Cuts and Right on Q. In addition, Pirate FM also bought a couple of cuts from the Turbo Z package originally produced for Z-100 in New York. In the late 1990s, Pirate FM returned to JAM to update their package. That time, they used cuts from the Hi Qume, Uni-Que and Quick Q's packages produced for Detroit's Q95.5, as well as a couple of cuts from Breakthrough, which JAM produced for WPLJ/Power 95.5 in New York. A new jingle package was first aired in