Howard Bentham

Howard Bentham (born 1965 in Bedford) is a graduate of Birmingham University. He has worked as a radio presenter since 1997 and a stadium announcer since 1999.

Radio career Bentham began his radio career as a volunteer at Dudley Hospital Radio in the West Midlands. His first professional broadcasting role was presenting Weekend Overnights at Wolverhampton's Classic Gold WABC. He then worked at Stratford-upon-Avon's The Bear 102. and presented the show until October 2014 making him, at the time, the longest serving Weekday Breakfast Presenter in the station's history. In addition he regularly covered Worcestershire County Cricket Club games as part of the station's ball-by-ball commentary team. by cycling around Herefordshire and Worcestershire for five days. He was the stadium announcer for Bath Rugby from 2017 to 2022, a role he previously performed for the Worcester Warriors. run by the Socca Federation, with the assistance of UK 6 a side football giants Leisure Leagues he was the lead announcer throughout the World Cup, which was won by Russia, beating Poland in the final.