Presenter

Kim was one of the FIRST COHORT OF DISABLED PRESENTERS ON BRITISH TV. She began her on-screen TV career in the 1990’s as a regular presenter of several series of BBC’s DISABILITY TODAY and FROM THE EDGE.

This saw Kim reporting across the UK and Europe on a wide range of topics from children’s rights outside the Palace of Westminster to taking to the skies, microlighting.

Kim has chaired numerous industry events for BBC, RTS, NETFLIX, CREATIVE CITIES CONVENTION and BFI (including at London Film Festival).

Kim has presented for BBC RADIO 4 and numerous documentaries for BBC WORLD SERVICE which she also exec produced.

Here are a few episodes:

Hidden Sport

Funeral punks

Migrants mean business

Two women sit side by side on a stage, one sat on an armchair, one in a wheelchair. They smile at each other, mid interview.

  • 5 people sit on a stage in conversation, watched by an audience at a TV conference. A large screen is behind them detailing the guests.

    CREATIVE CITIES CONVENTION

  • A woman sits in a red microlight with helmet on surrounded by a tv film crew.

    FROM THE EDGE

  • A man with headphones points a mic towards a woman sat in her wheelchair wearing goggles, holding a drone controller. She is smiling, looking towards the sky.

    HIDDEN SPORT

  • On an orange and red background are images of sports with the title BBC Hidden Sport.

    BBC World Service Series