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Ste Greenall of Black Cat Radio celebrates named as patron

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A radio presenter who has recently celebrated his 2,000th show has become a patron of a charity.

Ste Greenall, the voice behind Black Cat Radio’s Full English Breakfast Show, reached the milestone on Thursday, May 8.

He has also been named a patron of Hunts Community Cancer Network (HCCN), a charity supporting adults in Huntingdonshire with cancer.

For more than eight years, Mr Greenall has been a familiar voice on the airwaves, bringing "warmth, music, and community stories" to the radio.

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Ste in the studio Ste in the studio (Image: Supplied) Mr Greenall has supported HCCN in various ways over the years, including featuring the charity on air and promoting its events.

He added: "I was genuinely honoured to be asked to become a patron of HCCN and I’m excited to support their incredible work more visibly."

Mr Greenall was named 'Male Presenter of the Year' at the 2023 Community Radio Awards.

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