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Caroline Graham (born 1965) is a British broadcaster, known mostly for her work on Farming Today , on BBC Radio 4.
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Caroline Graham (born 1965) is a British broadcaster, known mostly for her work on Farming Today , on BBC Radio 4.
She went to school in Cumbria, becoming head girl at her comprehensive school. She studied Politics (BSc) at the University of Bristol. She grew up on a farm in Cumbria. [1]
She started at BBC Radio Cumbria in the 1990s, then moving to BBC Scotland in Glasgow from 1994–98, producing Woman's Hour in 1997. She has produced reports for other BBC Radio 4 programmes.
She works with Charlotte Smith on Farming Today. [2]
She lives in Cumbria. She married Peter Graham in 2000 in Cumbria.
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