I have been working within the Gloucester Community in one way or another for over twenty years, because of my interest in Sport, Fitness and Martial Arts. I have coached people from various cultural backgrounds and ages at Ebony Youth Club and Colwell Youth and Community Centre.

I have also interacted with our community through my passion for music and have been resident DJ at nightclubs all over the county. I played at the opening night of Gloucester newest and largest nightclub "Innteraction", along side original Soul Diva Jocelyn Brown. I have played music of all genres at pubs and clubs up and down the county for over ten years.

In 2000, when GFM was about to air its first RSL broadcast to coincide with Black History Month, I was approached by Gary T and asked if I would consider presenting a show on Friday lunchtime on GFM. He recommended me to Derrick Francis and the rest as they say is history. I have presented weekend shows such as The Saturday Lunch Time show and Old Skool Sundays. I now present the Lunch Time show five days a week. I have also completed a five-day Open College Network Radio Production Training Course, set up for the presenters by GFM.

Since October 2000, I have introduced other local DJ's to GFM and they have gone onto present their own shows. I have interviewed local DJ's, MC's, and producers. In 2003 I was nominated by the management committee to interview Chevelle Franklyn, "The Dancehall Queen" Jamaica's international singing star. The interview took place on the 6th.August, during Jamaican Independence Day celebrations on GFM.

My involvement with GFM has grown over the last three years. I have been active in helping to secure funds for the broadcasts and equipment and have got more involved with the general day to day running of the station. I am delighted to have been co-opted onto the management committee as vice chair and will endeavour to help GFM reach all its aims for the future with enthusiasm and commitment.