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I am passionate about music especially Country and 50,60s even some Pop and Rock
I went to school at the Blind Institute until aged 11 and when I came to the UK in 1955 went to Linden Lodge school for the blind and then went to the Royal Normal College for the Blind in Shrewsbury, where I learned shorthand/typing and worked in the Civil Service for some time.
I enjoy presenting for Trans Radio UK and enjoy the shows I am involved in, they mean a great deal to me on a personal level
I love all sorts of music and providing a great entertainment show. Come and tune in every Tuesday at 11am!
I am passionate about classical music, ballet and opera, and through personal experience, know how inspiring music can be. There is nothing like a piece of classical music to elicit emotions in an audience. So, I would say that if you are not a regular listener, come along to the show - you will be surprised!
Hello my beauties, my name is Stella Moore I am back refreshed after nearly a year off, due to health issues . My favourite genre is Rock whether it’s full blooded Rock, Prog, Punk, Grunge , Rock & Roll, Blues, Goth, and Acoustic Rock. You will hear it all on Monday Night from 10 to 12 on Stella’s Rock Show only on Trans Radio UK.
My first experience in radio came around 5 years ago prior to which time I had not ever considered getting involved in it but due to an unexpected series of turn of events, a show that I was enthusiastically listening to every week, I found myself presenting.
This is a community run radio show, based in Bristol. Their show brings you all the LGBT information you need on a weekly basis.
Hi, I'm MG, one of the newer TRUK presenters. I am a lifelong listener to, and lover of all genres of music from metal to jazz, country to pop, and rap to classical. I have also sung and played guitar in bands, and had a very brief, unsuccessful dalliance with the saxophone!
Amanda joined TRUK in May 2021
Paula joined TRUK in May 2021
I’m Kevin and as you will undoubtedly hear I hail from the Emerald Isle, before moving to London 25 years ago. I’ve always been passionate about LGBTQ+ rights and have been campaigning for as long as I can remember. My life changed dramatically during lockdown, when I decided to have a change in career direction and set up The LGBTQ+ Shop and I am loving every minute of it. Not only is it lots of fun but it gives me the opportunity to raise much needed funds for charities I’m passionate about like The Sussex Beacon, a charity which helps people living with HIV. Indeed, it was the Hazell Dean ‘Always’ line and her introduction to the team which led me to become involved with Trans Radio UK.