Gold Surrey

This service would be dominated by almost constant rebrands.
==Radio Mercury==
===1984–1988===
The station was an ILR (commercial radio) service which operated on AM & FM to the Reigate area of Surrey.
==County Sound==
===1988–1995===
Radio Mercury & its neighbouring service 'County Sound Radio' merged. Mercury began broadcasting countywide on FM, whilst County Sound did likewise on AM.
==Mercury Extra==
===1995–1996===
County Sound was rebranded to 'Mercury Extra'. The 'Extra' was a mixed format of rolling news by day, and gold/easy listening music overnights.
===1996–1998===
With the loss of the Guildford licence to UKRD, the service continued broadcasting solely to Reigate.
==Fame 1521==
===1998–1999===
The service dropped the rolling news part of the format, resulting in another name change.
==Breeze 1521==
===1999–2002===
A change of owner (DMG Radio) would see the service rebranded to match their Essex AM service.
==Classic Gold==
===2002–2007===
Another change of ownership saw another rebranding.
==Gold==
===2007–2011===
The service ceased broadcasting to Surrey in January 2011.
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