Gayle is a former LWT announcer.
Wheatley, Jonathan
Since January 2004, Jonathan has worked as a news presenter for the BBC World Service. He has regularly presented the BBC world news, the African news and programmes such as From Our Own Correspondent.
…McGrady, Fiona
Fiona was an in-vision announce at STV (1980s/1990s) before going on to become a producer at the station.
Haynes, Barri
Barri was born in Ventnor, Isle of Wight. After completing National Service with the Welsh Guards in London, he trained as a journalist with Kemsley newspapers and worked on The Western Mail in Cardiff.
…Boyd, Raymond
Raymond was one of the most popular announcers in the early years at STV. He also hosted a pop music programme Studio Downbeat for a period. Some years later he decided to move to London and was kept busy with small parts in some of the best-known TV shows.
Raymond passed away in 2006.
Houston, Robin
Well known Thames Television announcer and newsreader (late-1970s – 1992) and LWT continuity announcer. Robin was also a familiar voice to viewers across the ITV network, for his voiceovers at award ceremonies and the Royal Variety Show. Robin has also been heard as the voice of the questions on Channel 5’s 100%. He also presented the channel’s One to Win gameshow.
Burke, Gerry
Gerry is a former STV announcer.
St John, Annie
Annie was a continuity announcer for Tyne Tees TV, HTV West and LWT (1984). She also presented several programmes for HTV, including co-anchoring the main nightly news programme with fellow presenters Bruce Hockin, Richard Wyatt and Alison Holloway.
…Crawford, Jay
Jay was a DJ with Radio Forth when he freelanced at STV. He was later controller of programmes at Real Radio in Glasgow.
Kennedy, Sarah
Sarah was an LWT announcer in the 1970s. She also worked as a reporter and newsreader for Southern TV in the 1970s. Sarah went on to become one of the presenters of the BBC’s Sixty Minutes news magazine, and, famously, LWT’s Game for a Laugh. Since then she has presented many television and radio programmes.
Curdy, Bryce
Bryce was an in-vision announcer for STV in the 1980s. He went on to set up his own marketing and events management company. He was also one of the first broadcasters on commercial radio station Westsound in Ayr.
Bryce was also a presenter on the Scottish radio station, Saga.