Bob Warman with a copy of the Express & Star at ITV Central, Birminghamcalling it a day after 49 years back in AprilDuring that time the 75-year-old, who was born in Walsall, has become one of the most recognisable faces in the Midlands.Announcing his retirement in April, Bob said:"By any measure, it’s been a long stint in front of the camera and I will miss my colleagues and the hundreds of thousands of viewers who’ve remained loyal to ITV News over the years.
Bob joined Central's predecessor ATV in April 1973, covering stories ranging from the Birmingham pub bombings to the closure of the Longbridge car works. His achievements include being awarded the Baird Medal, The Royal Television Society’s highest honour in recognition of"his outstanding contribution to the Midlands television community".
A special tribute programme titled 'Bob Warman: Mr Midlands' is set to air at 10.45pm on Monday, and will feature interviews from colleagues and celebrities looking back at his illustrious career.
Happy retirement, Bob Warman!
is this the bloke always sitting next to a woman half his age on the central news? Looking forward to the day when the situation is reversed.
He is a legend too 👍
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