Hayley Palmer

Bubbly, engaging and above all, talkative, Hayley Palmer has all the qualities of a top-class television presenter. Having worked her way from the ground up in the industry, Hayley Palmer is now a recognisable figure in both radio and television, thanks to her vivacious personality and professionalism across all platforms. From hosting online series for Sky to fronting new format programmes due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Hayley’s adaptability ensures she thrives no matter the occasion. Such skills make her ideally suited to events as a host, award presenter or fireside chat moderator, transferring her on screen talents to live events.

Best known for her roles on television, Hayley has been presenting the highly popular ‘Memory Lane 80s Show’ since 2018. The Sky TV series airs on Saturday nights and has amassed over 100,000 regular viewers. The programme sees Hayley expertly interview 80s stars, such as The Fizz, Pat Sharp and Marty Wilde, and share their music with listeners. With such a dedicated following, Hayley was soon requested for further shows, ‘At Home with Hayley’ which was voted in Closer Magazine’s Top 20 TV Picks and ‘On the Sofa with Hayley’. Both series play on the strengths of Hayley’s personable nature as she chats with guests from a range of industries.

Knowing she was a natural born presenter, Hayley, dropped the 9-5 in the pursuit of a fun and fulfilling role in the media. Having completed several placements with ITV and The Sun Online, Hayley began to gain a reputation in radio. From the earliest days at Voice FM to gaining her own slot as the host of Love Sport Radio, Hayley’s natural abilities shone through. Hayley later enjoyed positions on Fubar, Vibe and hospital radio.

Proving her talents are transferable to live events, Hayley has landed numerous roles hosting at prominent industry occasions. These include Live at Television Centre, National Film Awards, National Television Awards and the Dancing On Ice Launch, all in which she played an integral role in the smooth running. Currently, Hayley writes an entertainment column for Revive magazine and co-presents the newest series in her portfolio ‘That was then, this is now’ which was established to support artists in the Covid-19 pandemic. Additionally, Hayley utilises her industry platform and extensive experience to host virtual and in-person events. She is highly sought after for her bubbly presenting style.