Blunt Radio
Travel News Presenter – UK (Remote)
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Travel News Presenter
Blunt Radio is looking for a reliable and enthusiastic Travel News Presenter to join our team!
We’re looking for someone to provide short, informative UK travel updates for our radio stations, helping listeners stay informed about planned roadworks, ongoing delays and other important travel information.
What’s involved?
- Produce one 40-second travel news bulletin per day, Monday to Friday.
- Focus on planned roadworks, ongoing road closures, long-term delays and other relevant traffic disruption across the UK.
- Record each bulletin as an MP3 or WAV audio file.
- Upload the finished bulletin to our designated Dropbox folder each day, ready for automated broadcast.
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What you won't need to do:
- Breaking news, live accidents and sudden traffic incidents will be handled by our live on-air presenters, so your role will focus on preparing a concise, pre-recorded daily update.
Who are we looking for?
- Someone with a clear, confident and engaging speaking voice.
- Good research skills and an interest in UK roads and travel.
- Reliable, organised and able to meet daily deadlines.
- Previous radio, broadcasting or voice-over experience would be beneficial, but enthusiasm and reliability are just as important.
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This is a focused role requiring just one short bulletin per weekday, making it ideal for someone looking to gain broadcasting experience or contribute to an established radio network.
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