Radio presenter ‘Nobbsie’ plans 24-hour on-air marathon for charities

A radio presenter from Boston’s 107 Endeavour FM is taking on the challenge of a 24-hour on-air marathon to raise money for two good causes.
Radio presenter 'Nobbsie' will be taking on a challenge for two charities.Radio presenter 'Nobbsie' will be taking on a challenge for two charities.
Radio presenter 'Nobbsie' will be taking on a challenge for two charities.

‘Nobbsie’ - real name David Nobbs - will begin the feat at 7am on Wednesday, October 13, and carry on keeping the listeners entertained until 7am the following day.

The 34 year-old will begin on the Dylan Breakfast Show and will co-host shows throughout the day with the usual presenters at their normal times.

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Nobbsie’s usual show is the ‘Untitled Rock’ show - which he hosts every Wednesday from 9pm-11pm.

He is hoping to raise £200 for the charities Lincolnshire Shine and Carers First.

“I would say that I’m feeling a bit nervous, but excited to have the opportunity to do something like this,” said Nobbsie. “Certainly getting more anxious as each day passes, as I can’t wait to do it.

“I chose the two charities due to the recent pandemic. Lincolnshire Shine, a county-wide charity, that helps and supports anyone suffering with mental health, which has certainly tested everyone in the past 18 months.

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“Carers First, a national charity that helps not only adults but young carers as well. These amazing people haven’t been able to have a break or even go out in the past 18 months.”

The volunteer-run Endeavour Radio has been broadcasting on an FM frequency for five years now.

To sponsor Nobbsie visit his Justgiving page.

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