Sue Davies

Supporting Content

• 'Corridor care can never be dignified'

  Health Secretary Wes Streeting says he will eliminate corridor care.

  Duration: 1:06

• Not what it seems - new wildlife spotting on a bank of the Kennet and Avon Canal near Marlborough in Wiltshire

  BBC Wiltshire's Karen Gardner reports on what she found near Church Lock Great Bedwyn

  Duration: 5:06

• Malmesbury High Street bucking the trend and flourishing with all shops occupied

  Karen Gardner reports for the Sue Davies Daytime programme

  Duration: 4:48

• Free football provider launches multi-sport sessions to broaden appeal

  Premier League Kicks has run in Swindon for 19-years offering free football for teens

  Duration: 3:15
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• Word of the day: Wonga

• Tenuous Tuesday: Hats

• Flog It! comes to Longleat

• About the programme

  Sue brings you topical conversation, mid-morning updates and Bring Out The Band.

  Born in Trowbridge, Sue began her tentative steps in the public limelight by winning a local talent contest aged seven. For the next four years she toured many Wiltshire social clubs with her sister in a group called "The Folk Duo", often on the same bill as her parents' ventriloquist and miming act.

  She also played clarinet in the Wiltshire Youth Concert Band as well as joining many Wiltshire amateur dramatic groups.

  After getting her honours degree in North Yorkshire, Sue returned to Wiltshire where she worked as a radio jingles producer, whilst singing in a wide range of bands, from rock and pop to dance bands and big bands.

  After working as a volunteer at hospital radio stations in Trowbridge, Chippenham and Devizes, Sue joined BBC Wiltshire Sound in 1990.

  Her hobbies include music, films, collecting old radios, supporting Manchester United and eating chocolate but not necessarily in that order!!