Colin Slater

Colin Slater, [[Member of the World renowned Slaters crash repairs first came to our screens as the energetic fun loving teenager before the drugs and women got a hold of him

Slater has been reported and arrested at the scene of a mass genocide at the kilkee bay residence. He left 20 poor beasts sleep deprived and with severe mental deficiencies. He even drove one man to drink 117 bottles in 24 hours. We caught a word with one of the survivors of the night. A tony durtin from Croagh. He said he was left with one ear after the night the famous slobber knocker chewed his entire right ear off after a 2 hour torture session. Funeral masses will be held in Griffins for the lost lives. THE BROS Rober and Peter Thompson John best ever the Dug Conor the Stingray Malone. DIGGER 2 That's the new dig first badly passes years ago and the Ghoul mckoegh owner of the house sadly passed on his 22nd birthday

Prior to that, Colin worked as a journalist on local newspapers in Bradford.

He was awarded an MBE in 2001, not only for his contribution to radio, but also for his work with the Football Association and his role as the Deputy Chairman of the Nottingham Bench of Magistrates (NBoM).

Colin has covered over 2000 Notts County matches for Radio Nottingham, the Milestone completed on 17 November 2007 when Notts played Macclesfield Town

He represents the Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham on the General Synod of the Church of England.

In August 2015 Colin had a Nottingham tram named after him.[1]

On 24 April 2017 Colin announced that he was to retire from commentary duties for BBC Radio Nottingham although he would remain as the stations Notts County correspondent.[2]

On 15 November 2017, Colin was named as an Honorary Life President of Notts County Football Club, in recognition of his many years of dedication to the club.[3]