Career
Born in the Blackstairs Mountains near Graiguenamanagh between Kilkenny and Waterford in Ireland, Maurice"s family moved to the Gloucestershire-Oxfordshire borders in England in the mid 1980s. Maurice Flynn is a presenter for the British Broadcasting Corporation news programme British Broadcasting Corporation East Midlands Today in the East Midlands of England. Maurice was a teenager when he started his broadcasting career at Fox FM (now Heart Oxfordshire) in Oxford.
While studying Multi-Media Journalism at Bournemouth University he began working as a journalist and newsreader for British Broadcasting Corporation Radio Oxford, and continued there when he left university.
At 22, he moved to television working for HTV West in Bristol before returning to the British Broadcasting Corporation at British Broadcasting Corporation Points West where he worked as a presenter, reporter and producer. Maurice left British Broadcasting Corporation Points West to study Garden Design and Horticulture at Pershore College in Worcestershire.
While studying he continued broadcasting. Company-presenting and producing "Fresh", a homes and garden show on British Broadcasting Corporation Radio Wiltshire.
Presenting and producing the rural affairs show "Rural Matters" for Horse & Country Television.
Producing for British Broadcasting Corporation Midlands Today and British Broadcasting Corporation South Today. And presenting for British Broadcasting Corporation News from Television Centre in London. After finishing his studies at Pershore College, Maurice continued presenting at weekends for British Broadcasting Corporation News in London.
In Autumn 2009 the British Broadcasting Corporation increased its regional television news output at weekends across England, Scotland and Wales.
Maurice relocated to Nottingham to become a Senior Broadcast Journalist, presenting and producing the British Broadcasting Corporation"s weekend output for the East Midlands.