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ITV News presenter Sangeeta Bhabra becomes patron of Thatcham-based Swings&Smiles
"I am thrilled to play a small part in the great work Swings & Smiles do"
ITV news presenter Sangeeta Bhabra has become a patron of Thatcham charity Swings & Smiles.
Alongside presenting ITV News Meridian South, Miss Bhabra is also a carer for her brother. She spoke at a professionals event hosted by the charity in January to raise awareness of the challenges sibling carers face.
She said: “I am thrilled to play a small part in the great work Swings & Smiles do.
“When I first became a reporter in the Thames Valley I met the charity’s founder Sian Cook, who always inspired me with her love and passion to make sure her daughter had the very best opportunities in life.
“We’d frequently discuss my caring responsibilities looking after my brother and the challenges that my parents and now me had to negotiate on a daily basis.
“It was great to meet someone who really understood so becoming a patron at Swings & Smiles feels like things going full circle.
“I think sibling carers are very special people and it is a role they will have in some form for the rest of their lives.
“I hope to inspire and encourage these amazing children – to remind them to take care of themselves too and aside from th
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Sangeeta Bhabra
Television journalist
Sangeeta Bhabra (born 19 February 1974) is a co-presenter of the regional news programme ITV News Meridian.
Life
[edit]Bhabra was born in 1974, and describes herself as a "child of the 80s" and a lifelong avid fan of George Michael. Bhabra trained in journalism and achieved a Masters Degree in linguistics from St Mary's University, Twickenham. She says during her journalism training began as a volunteer at Hospital RadioReading. She says her first commercial job was at County Sound Radio based in Guildford.
Bhabra first worked for Meridian Tonight as a regular presenter, reporter and Travel News presenter for the Thames Valley edition of the programme. She subsequently rose to be co-anchor of the defunct South East edition of the Meridian Tonight for a couple of years until February 2009.
Her catchphrase of Wherever you go, go safely proved to be a favourite with the viewers.[citation needed]
Meridian Tonight was reorganised in February 2009 and Bhabra took over as co-presenter with long-standing presenter Fred Dinenage.
Other work
[edit]Outside of news, Bhabra has presented special programmes for ITV Yorkshire about the IFA awards in Leeds in 2007.[citation needed]
Awards
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