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"I must confess, I wanted to be a television cameraman," says Trevor.

"Whilst, like most of us over 50, the radio was THE big medium, it never occurred to me to want to work in it."

Much later in his life he fell into the business purely by accident.

Firstly through Hospital Radio and then professionally on Bristol's first commercial station, Radio West.

Trevor takes up the story:

"Having gained my 'stripes' by working very hard, the Ö÷²¥´óÐã knocked on my door twice.

"Both times I declined. The time just wasn't right. Then in late 1997, Radio Bristol asked again. This time the timing was perfect. I had arrived, at last.

"I have to say that after being in the business for over 22 years, l still love every minute of my working day and life.

"The team here at Radio Bristol and Somerset Sound are the best in the business and l consider it an honour to be part of such a wonderful team of people.

"Sue, my wife, also works at the Ö÷²¥´óÐã but in Radio Four. We have three children, Sam, Camilla and Joshua and live on the banks of the Severn."

You can hear Trevor on-air each evening between 10pm and 1am.

Sunday Starts

Many might class this as a religious programme. In fact it's a radio programme with religion as its theme. It's for everyone, whether you have a faith or not. It will never preach or try to convert.

If you like traditional hymns, then you'll enjoy the first hour from 6am. After 7am we are always in the community with our Parish People feature (a kind of 'Down Your
Way').

Our guests make up a news hour before 9am, after which we are out in the garden with our experts Mary Payne of the RHS, 11 times Chelsea gold winner Jekka McVicar and Nige North of Middlecombe Nursery.

Please join us, whenever you wake up on a Sunday morning.