Cumbria man with cerebral palsy passionate about radio
A man with cerebral palsy and a passion for radio is loved by his listeners, colleagues say.
From the moment he was born, when his older brother played violin for him in the incubator, music has been a constant throughout Harrison Holmes' life.
Despite his learning difficulties and a childhood dominated by illness and hospital visits, the 21-year-old has never wavered in his passion.
“That's what kept him going every day, you know, just the music,” said mum Jo Holmes.
He successfully joined a volunteer-run radio station in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, and hopes his weekly show will eventually lead to his dream job at Radio 2.
Video produced by Alex Challies.
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