Bob Crampton

Bob Crampton
Born Bob Crampton
South Africa
Alma mater Sutton High School, Plymouth
Occupation Weather presenter, Journalist
Employer ITV
Notable credit(s) The West Tonight
The West Country Tonight
ITV News West Country

Bob Crampton is a British weather presenter employed by ITV West Country and best known for forecasting the weather on ITV News in the South West regions.[1]

Early life

Bob was born in South Africa, his father was the country's first radio DJ to introduce piano music. At the age of 11, Bob wanted to become a rugby player.[2] He was educated at Sutton High School in Plymouth. After leaving Sutton High School, Bob was employed by a small weekly newspaper in North Devon for a 4-year apprenticeship as a reporter. In 1983, Bob moved to HTV West.

Career

Until 15 February 2009, Bob worked for The West Tonight, he was then transferred over to The West Country Tonight in 2009. On 14 January 2013, The West Country Tonight was re-branded as ITV News West Country, where Bob is employed. In June 2015, he made an appearance on ITV News Central presenting the weather.

Year Title Role
??–2009 The West Tonight Weather presenter
2009–2013 The West Country Tonight
2013— ITV News West Country
2015 ITV News Central Stand-in weather presenter

Personal life

Bob has one grandson named Jack who was born in early 2012.

References

External links

[[Category:Itn newsreaders and journalists

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