David Spencer’s radio work has included news reading, presenting, producing and supplying content to many radio stations, including the following:
David started his radio career as a journalist at the ground-breaking radio station STAR FM in Slough, Berkshire. It was the first fully computerised station in the UK. Soon David was presenting his own show, the Evening Star and the Saturday afternoon programme Star Action Saturday before becoming News Editor.
From STAR FM he moved to FOX in Oxford, where he anchored the 1997 General Election special as well as regularly presenting the award winning news programme The Fox Report.
David then became a Director of Infosentials, an international communication business producing audio programmes for the business sector. Amongst his achievements was producing a small business advice programme that was shortlisted for a Business Link Innovation Award.
In 2001, David set up Spencer Media and became a specialist journalist across radio, TV and the web. Since then David has worked at Sky News Radio, overseeing coverage during the 7-7 bombings and the Michael Jackson trial.
David’s current portfolio includes working on Sky News’ acclaimed News Interactive service (and working on the new I-Pad app) as well as working at numerous radio stations including Smooth, British Forces Broadcasting and Talksport.
In 2006, David also helped to re-launch the Sony nominated Entertainment News service for radio stations, providing interviews and material for radio stations across the UK.
David also carries out training for the British military and NATO (including recent work in Kenya, Germany and Poland) and works for several corporate clients.
