How long has Siân Welby been on capital?

Popular English media personality, Siân Welby has been on Capital for 15 years; since 2008. She joined Capital Breakfast with Roman Kemp. The Show is fronted by Kemp and co-hosted by Sony Jay as a replacement for Vick Hope who left on February 21, 2020.

Her career started when she was just 19 years old, as well as working part-time as a shop attendant for New Look. She was spotted by former Channel 5 owner, Richard Desmond in October 2010 when she starred in an advert for New! Magazine.

She was shortlisted by the Radio Times in a poll to be named Great Britain’s best-ever weather presenter in 2016. She was announced as the face of Barbour’s new Autumn/Winter Weather Comfort Collection.

Welby has hosted own national radio show on Heart every Monday to Thursday from 7pm to 10pm since 2017. That same year, she also teamed up with popular singer, Ed Sheeran to record a kazoo cover of Shape of You live on air.

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