Anne-Marie Minhall

Anne-Marie Minhall is an English radio presenter who works for Classic FM. She presents the weekday afternoon show from 1 pm to 4 pm.

Early life and education Minhall was born in London and raised in a Nottinghamshire village. She attended Rushcliffe School, a comprehensive in West Bridgford, Nottinghamshire, and later attended Clarendon College of FE (now Nottingham College) in the city centre for her A Levels. which she hosted for just over three years. She has remained with the station ever since, and work as the news editor for Classic FM. In 2014 she became the weekday afternoon presenter, with a program consisting of Classic FM Requests between 1 pm to 2 pm followed by her own show from 2 pm to 4 pm which includes the "Hall of Fame 3 at 3", a choice of three items from the Classic FM Hall of Fame. She also presents two Christmas editions of Classic FM Requests, which are 'Broadcast' on Christmas Eve afternoon and on Christmas morning. In 2018 it was reported that her show attracted 2.7 million listeners every week, out of the channel's 5.7 million weekly listeners.

Other work Minhall presented the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra's "Spring Classics in Reading" in 2017 and Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra's "Classical Extravaganza" in 2021 in Poole.

She has also worked as a voice-over artist for advertisers including Sport England and 20th Century Fox.

Honours and awards In 2016, Minhall was ranked 10th in the Radio Times Favourite Radio Voice Poll (women), which that year was won by Kirsty Young.