Radio Tees - Presenters Subsequent Successes

Presenters Subsequent Successes

Some former Radio Tees presenters have gone on to work in the UK national media including Mark Page, who briefly worked as a presenter for BBC Radio 1 in the 1980s, Roger Lewis, who was Head of Music at BBC Radio 1 and is now Managing Director of ITV Wales, and Alex Lester, who has presented the 3am-6am show on BBC Radio 2 since 1990. Brian Anderson moved to Scotland to oversee programmes at the launch of Moray Firth Radio, and now presents a weekend programme on Aberdeen's Original 106.

John Simons was instrumental in launching the Century brand of stations and is now award-winning Group Programme Director for GMG Radio.

It is in the area of news and sport though, that Radio Tees has appeared on the CV's of some of the best known and also some of the most powerful figures in the UK broadcasting industry: Peter Bowes (BBC Los Angeles Correspondent), Kim Barnes (BBC Television News reporter), Jeff Stelling (Sky Sports presenter), Helen Boaden (Director of BBC News) and Mark Mardell (BBC Europe Editor).

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