Mallett, children's TV presenter in the 1980s and 1990s Simon Mayo, BBC Radio 2 & BBC Radio 5 Live presenter Stephen Merchant, Co-writer of The Office and Extras, in which he also co-starred Adam Mountford, Test Match Special (TMS) producer Dave Nellist, British politician, National Chair of TUSC and former Labour MP for Coventry South Ritula Shah, BBC radio presenter and journalist Quentin Rayner (Politics, c.1980-83) and Ian Woods (c.1981-84), former presenters in the 1990s of East Midlands Today Will Foster, producer of Radio 1 Breakfast with Greg James Russell Gowers, author of "Transforming Customer Engagement in Automotive" among other whitepapers Nicki Finlay, BBC radio producer and presenter, Channel One TV producer and breakfast show anchor, senior producer and presenter at Associated Press Television. Paul Sylvester, Content Director at Absolute Radio Sam Platt, FFC manager Adam English, presenter at Union Jack Radio Breakfast Phillip Stoneman, BBC Hereford & Worcester, BHBN Hospital Radio Sports presenter Greer Riddell, Digital Content Manager at Eagle Radio, founder of January Media Production Henry Riley, producer at LBC and presenter at Radio Jackie Amanda Lewis, editor at BBC Radio 4 News Phil Parry, sports presenter, BBC Radio London References External links Radio Warwick website RaW History wiki Radio stations in the West Midlands (region) University of Warwick Student radio in the United Kingdom