Where does Sally Boazman live?

Ipswich
She lives in Ipswich with her son Harry (born 1987), who is a musician. Truckfest has her as a regular participant, appearing in every event since 2002.

What is Sally traffic’s real name?

Sally Boazman is known throughout the UK as BBC Radio 2’s “Sally Traffic”. After working with the likes of Steve Wright, Johnnie Walker, Ken Bruce, Jeremy Vine, Chris Evans and Simon Mayo, she has become known as the woman who changed the face of traffic news.

How long has Sally traffic been on Radio 2?

I’ve been been working at Radio Two since 1999, when they decided it was time for a dedicated traffic reporter. Starting with Johnnie Walker on Drivetime, I was ultimately extended across to other shows, and now devote myself to the afternoons, working alongside the likes of Steve Wright, Jeremy Vine and Chris Evans.

Is Steve Wright married?

Cyndi RobinsonSteve Wright / Spouse (m.?–1999)

What happened to Sally traffic on Radio 2?

Long-serving Radio 2 travel news reporter Sally Boazman is moving to weekend bulletin duty after 15 years working Monday to Friday. Bobbie Pryor will take over as presenter of the weekday afternoon travel news from Monday 25th August.

Who is Sally Boazman from BBC traffic?

The British Traffic correspondent has turned out to be a standout amongst the most cherished moderators in the UK with her capacity to give accurate and effective traffic data. Sally Boazman is prominent in the field of the British radio industry and has been working with BBC Radio 2 storing up in excess of eight million audience members.

What is Boazman doing now?

Boazman now continues to provide traffic news reports at weekends for BBC Radio 2 with Orna Merchant. In 2007, Boazman was described by Autotrader UK as the “sexiest voice on the radio” and by veteran broadcaster Steve Wright as a ‘national treasure’ who changed the way traffic reporting was done.

Who is Sally Boazman and what books has she written?

In 2003, she narrated the poem, Crawl of The Light Brigade for Guide Cats for the Blind. Boazman released her book, The Sally Traffic Handbook in 2007 and the same year she narrated the CD for the Highways Agency called Hear When the Going’s Good, advising lorry drivers.

Where is Sue Boazman now?

She has worked alongside Johnnie Walker, later Chris Evans and Simon Mayo on their respective Drivetime shows, Steve Wright during the afternoon, and Jeremy Vine at lunchtime. Boazman now continues to provide traffic news reports at weekends for BBC Radio 2 with Orna Merchant.