I have taken on the role of national Media Director for CRADLE, a national charitable organisation that supports the NHS and bereaved parents who are receiving care following the loss of their baby or in some cases babies. My aim is to spread the CRADLE word, I want CRADLE to be talked about on the radio, on podcasts, TV, online and in the press. I'll be reflecting on the amazing work already being carried out by our Ambassadors and ensuring that future launches, events and fundraising are covered by the media. For any media enquiries email cradlekay@gmail.com

Proud to say I am an ambassador for @Cradle_EPL Supporting bereaved parents with early pregnancy loss.

Freelance presenter with over 10 years experience. Live and pre-recorded programmes.Met Office trained weather presenter for both TV and Radio.BBC trained journalist.

• Responsible for presenting the breakfast show, weekday 6am - 9am.• Responsible for producing and presenting live and pre recorded interviews for the daily news and entertainment programme.• Sound editorial judgement and legal awareness.• Proficient in radioman playout technology. • Writes material for cues and scripts using ENPS.• Engage with the audience - on air but also out of broadcast hours taking time to get to know the audience. • Often present the show on location from 3 day festivals to one day OB's. Natural ability to remain calm under pressure.• Sourcing, briefing and interviewing live guests.• Ensuring the show complies with the BBC’s editorial guidelines.

Key responsibilities* Recently trained up with BBC Radio Nottingham - ready to fill in on shows as and when.• Presenting a variety of regular radio shows across the BBC Radio Leeds schedule from breakfast through to drive.• Producing all show content and pitching ideas for one-off specials, such as ‘Valentine’s Day with the Weather Girls’. • Sourcing, briefing and interviewing live guests.• Managing social media through Twitter and Facebook.• Studio operation and desk driving. • Presenting live outside broadcasts. • Ensuring shows comply with the BBC’s editorial guidelines.

Weather presenter for TV and RadioKey responsibilities• Presenting the 1830 and 2225 weather forecast for ‘East Midlands Today’ • Self-producing live and pre-recorded breakfast and lunch TV broadcasts for the East Midlands, West Midlands and the North West.• Presenting live hourly radio broadcasts for eight BBC local radio stations.• Writing weather scripts and online content following briefings from the UK Met Office.• Designing graphic sequences using the BBC Weather ‘Weatherscape’ system.

• Producing content for lunch, tea, late and breakfast bulletins.• Writing daily news summaries and scripts.• Sourcing guests, interviewing and editing packages. • Writing, editing and presenting the 2000 news.

Weather presenter for TV and RadioKey responsibilities• Presenting the weather forecast for ‘Look North’, including the flagship evening programme, broadcast across Yorkshire to over 500,000 people. • Self-producing live and pre-recorded TV broadcasts for the North East and Cumbria, Yorkshire and Lincolnshire. • Presenting live hourly radio broadcasts for eight BBC local radio stations.• Writing weather scripts and online content following briefings from the UK Met Office.• Designing graphic sequences using the BBC Weather ‘Weatherscape’ system. • Achieved a BSc module in ‘Understanding the Weather’ from the Open University.• Forecasting during extreme weather, such as the storm surge of 2013 and extreme winters of 2010 – planning extra forecasts, designing appropriate graphics and briefing presenters, producers and camera crews.

• Presenting my own show, Finders Keepers, every Saturday morning, 9-12.• Interacting with listeners and the roving reporter trying to solve clues across North Yorkshire.• Cover presenter for week day shows.• Managing social media through Twitter and Facebook.• Studio operation and desk driving. • Ensuring shows comply with the BBC’s editorial guidelines.

* Co-producde the one off live roadshow event in Sheffield.* Sourced contributors* Produced content and activities* Booked and managing talent

• Sourced guests• Produced packages• Filmed and edited VT's• Produced pre-recorded shows in studio

• Development of a new radio tool for primary schools across the North West.• Forged strong working relationships with local schools, user-testing the product with personalised lesson plans.

Responsibilities included; * finding and training teachers* hosting event sessions for BBC staff and teachers* finding, training and managing BBC mentors across regions in the North* training school reporters, aged 11-14, developing their journalism skills* making content with school reporters for their own website and for our 7 hour TV and Radio programmes, as well as for Network and Regional TV and Radio.* Assistant producer of the 2 o’clock news bulletin for the OB which took place at Media City on March 24th, the first live television broadcast held on the new site.

• Produced breakfast and lunchtime TV bulletins.• Wrote daily news summaries and scripts.• Sourced guests, interviewing and editing packages. • Produced on-air, overseeing live programme output.