Where is petroc trelawny

We have estimated Petroc Trelawny's net worth, money, salary, income, and assets. In , on the news that the Cornish were to be recognised as a national minority, Trelawny wrote in the Daily Telegraph: "Abroad, when I explain where I am from, the inevitable response is: 'So you are English. In May Trelawny featured in the international news after being arrested in Zimbabwe while hosting a charity music festival in Bulawayo.

He was presenting a concert to raise funds for a children's charity. Immigration officials claimed he was in the country without a work permit.

There was widespread international condemnation in the media following his arrest. He was not, in fact, working but giving his services free of charge. Whilst in detention he slipped and injured his shoulder. All charges were later dropped, but the Zimbabwean immigration authorities insisted that he had violated the terms of his entry visa and he was detained until a court sat to decide the outcome.

He was released after a few days. In Trelawny joined new radio station Classic FM, in London, as the first presenter of the afternoon show. In Trelawny joined London News Radio where he hosted a daily three-hour news and talk show. The youngest of five brothers, Trelawny has his mother, who was a keen church organist, to thank for his love of classical music — and his grandmother to thank for his unusual name.

This year, Trelawny, normally a huge Beethoven fan, has found particular solace in Schubert. We need to relax; there is no right or wrong way to listen. Log In. Contact us Sign up for newsletters. He put his shoulder out and today they're putting it back in under general anaesthetic. He told me that himself. He has a history of problems with that shoulder. Asked if this raised concerns about police treatment, McDonald dismissed the suggestion, saying: "People come up with those theories.

The police have been very helpful and everything is fine. He added: "Good old Petroc, he's bounced back. I saw him earlier today [Saturday] and he was cheerful. He's due to fly out on Monday and I shouldn't think it's serious enough to stop that. Among those attending the concert was the British ambassador, Deborah Bronnert , who has since visited Trelawny. She said only: "We know a British man in his 40s has been detained and we are providing consular assistance.

Trelawny, who lives in central London, was raised and educated in Cornwall. At the age of 19 hosted the station's major news programming. He was not attending the Bulawayo music festival in any BBC capacity.