Dave Bussey
| Dave Bussey | |
|---|---|
| Born |
Dave Bussey 4 October 1952 Drayton, England |
| Occupation | Radio broadcaster |
| Notable credit(s) | Dog Eat Dog (Voice Over) |
| Religion | Church of England |
Dave Bussey (born 4 October 1952 in Drayton, Norfolk), is a British radio DJ who, until March 2008, presented The Dave Bussey Show on BBC Radio Lincolnshire.
Early life
He grew up in Norwich, attending a secondary modern school. He joined the Royal Navy, becoming an electrician on nuclear submarines.
Broadcasting
Dave Bussey started his career on Radio Forth (Edinburgh) before spending five years at Radio Tay (Dundee). One show he presented was The Sunday Challenge but was used as a relief presenter for most other programmes. Bussey spent a year at Northsound Radio(Aberdeen) He was a weekend presenter on BBC Radio 2. While there he also broadcast with BBC Cambridgeshire and BBC Three Counties. He joined BBC Radio Lincolnshire, taking over from John Inverdale in 1986.
He left BBC Radio Lincolnshire in March 2008. A spokesman for the BBC said: "There have been no compulsory redundancies at Radio Lincolnshire but some presenters are leaving the station as part of a wide-ranging package of scheduling changes." He was a broadcaster for a few months with SMOOTH Radio before their reorganisation. He is currently broadcasting at Lincoln City Radio (Community Radio Station) and helping with training at other community radio stations such as WFR (William Farr Radio) which is a school radio station at a school called William Farr. He is teaching media skills at The University of Lincoln and local schools. He continues to broadcast with the BBC in the East Midlands on an occasional basis.
Personal life
Bussey lives in rural Lincolnshire (in Willingham By Stow) and plays in local golf matches.