BBC radio star quits - as fans flood popular presenter with support

ok.co.uk:

BBC Radio Birmingham and Black Country's beloved presenter, Elise Evans, has shocked fans by announcing her departure from the station after a five-year stint.The radio star took to social media to share that it was "time for a new adventure" and her final show would be on 25 August.

Elise shared a series of throwback snaps from her time at the station, writing: "I'm leaving @bbcwm. What a mad five years! Highs and lows but got to work with some lovely folk and had some brill experiences.Time for some new adventures.

Last show is 25 August and we're going out with a BANG! More info coming soon! For now, Radio WM - thanks for the memories x." Fans flooded Elise with well-wishes, as one wrote: "Oh Elise we’ve all been so grateful for your support, you’re such a gem - look forward to hearing what’s next for you." Another replied: "You are amazing and lovely and authentic, best of luck.

I’m shocked, gutted but happy for you." A third said: "Wishing you all the best - hope you're on to exciting new places." Another added: "You are amazing and lovely and authentic, best of luck.