Oct 17, 2008 • 1 min read

Radio City presenter sacked after drink driving conviction

Liverpool station Radio City has fired presenter Kev Seed after he was fined and banned from driving for 12 months following a drink-driving conviction, and he may appeal.

A presenter on Liverpool radio station Radio City has been fired after being found guilty of drink-driving last week.

Kev Seed was suspended from his afternoon show last week after magistrates in South Ribble, Lancashire fined him £1250 and banned him from driving for 12 months after being found driving over the legal alcohol limit on the M6 two weeks ago. He reportedly had a meeting with the Bauer owned radio station yesterday where he was told he was being fired. It's thought he is trying to appeal the management decision.

A spokesman for the station told RadioToday.co.uk: "We are currently in disciplinary proceedings with Kev, until this process has concluded we are unable to comment".

Seed himself is quoted thus: "I am in a state of total shock. After 11 years I just did not expect this. I can't say much more as the whole thing is in the hands of my lawyers but I hope to be back on air doing what I do best as soon as possible. Now, can someone get me a drink, I've got a few spare minutes before I need to drive home". Well, he said some of that.

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