Peter Deeley
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Peter Deeley (born c. 1949)
Career
Deeley has interviewed former U.S. Presidents
His career began in the late 1960s when he reported on the Solihull News in the West Midlands, before moving to the Birmingham Evening Mail. In the late 1970s, he became deputy news editor and talk show presenter at Beacon Radio in Wolverhampton. From there, he moved to the Independent Radio News reporting team, where he remained until the early 1980s, before joining radio station LBC in London, presenting LBC Reports and Weekend Breakfast.
From 1985 until 1990, he was the breakfast anchorman at LBC alongside
Personal life and later career
In December 2005, Deeley announced during his programme that he was leaving LBC to become an addiction psychotherapist, being a recovering alcoholic himself. He broadcast his last regular show in the early hours of 2 January 2006. However, in April 2006 he briefly returned to LBC standing in for Marcus Churchill.
In 2007, Deeley and his partner Alan Tollins (born c. 1959), a GP, bought a country bed and breakfast business at a 15th-century hall house, Farthingales Homestead, in the ancient village of Nonington near Canterbury on the edge of the North Downs. Due to the declining health of Tollins' parents, the pair decided to sell the business in 2015.[1]
References
- ^ Sunday Times. p. 70.