Charlotte Smith is one of the guest presenters on BBC One's Countryfile, covering everything from foot and mouth and CAP reform to bog snorkelling. Find out where else you might recognise her face – or voice – from...
Who is Charlotte Smith?
Charlotte Smith is a British TV and radio presenter. Her work often focuses on rural and farming issues.
When did she join BBC Countryfile?
Charlotte Smith joined the Countryfile presenting line-up in 1998 and left the series in 2009. She returned in 2014 as a guest presenter. She often joins the Countryfile Ramble for BBC Children In Need.
What else has Charlotte Smith presented?
Charlotte Smith is one of the two main presenters on BBC Radio 4's Farming Today programme. Before joining Countryfile, she worked as a producer on Radio 4’s The World Tonight, and worked as a producer, reporter and presenter on BBC Radio 5 Live. She also reported for the Radio 4 consumer programme You and Yours.
Where did Charlotte Smith grow up?
She was born and brought up in the Leicestershire village of Quorn.
How old is Charlotte Smith?
Charlotte Smith was born in 1964.
Is Charlotte Smith married?
Charlotte Smith is married to her husband Mike. They have two children together.
Main image: Charlotte Smith filming for the Countryfile 2024 D-Day Special programme/Credit: BBC/Tess Benjamin
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