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| Leslie
Ross 26, a Birmingham born bachelor will be presenting his
Breakfast Show every weekday from 6am until 9am. Les has until
recently has been presenting a similar show in Birmingham. He
came into broadcasting from working fulltime in a disco, before
that he was an administrator in a computer company. |
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| Alastair
Pirrie 21, is a well known broadcaster, who began his career at
the age of 15. He moved to BBC 2 where he presented "See You Sunday"
He also presented Gospel Road on Radio 1 along with a number of
other radio programmes and for a time presented a late night phone
in on LBC Radio in London. |
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| David Hoare
27, joins Radio Tees having been in Radio and Television since he
was 15. Born in Gibraltar he began broadcasting on Gibraltar Radio
and Television before moving to England, where he studied Theology
and spent a short time working in horticulture, a subject in which
he became something of an expert. |
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| Steve Gordon 22, has always
worked in radio through he has spent the last few
years to break out of the break in business, he was
until joining Radio Tees the general manager of a
Dublin burglar alarm company. During his time he has
also ran his own disco and DJ recording studio. |
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| Brian
Anderson 22, maintains he has wanted to work in radio since he
was born and indeed has spent most of his working life in the
medium. Beginning in hospital broadcasting, he worked for a time for
the Dutch offshore Radio Caroline which he left when it began to
look like he would become an outlaw. |
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| Tricia Ruff,
Northern girl who in her time has been a freelance model, boutique
owner and fashion designer, came into Radio Tees one day for a job
as a secretary and walked out having been offered the chance to be
the feminine voice of Radio Tees, a case of local girl makes good. |
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