Matt Webb (born 20 April 1987 in Cambridge) is a British actor, journalist, radio presenter and television presenter. He is most well-known for his role as Stephen Dudlow; in the soap-opera Brookside and appearing on the now defunct Sky Analogue school-based television channel NTV from 1998-2003.

[edit] About Matt

Matt is also the youngest person in Cambridge-radio history to have a direct programming role in a radio station, this was at the age of 16. Webb also regularly appeared on the now defunct Cambridge-based Cable Television Station; Cambridge Red TV in the early 2000s also.

[edit] Biography

Webb was born in Cambridge, on 20 April 1987. He is a journalist, actor, radio presenter and television presenter. He graduated from College in 2005 with a BTEC National Diploma in Media (Radio and TV Broadcasting). He attended the Netherhall School in Cambridge from 1998-2003.

[edit] TV career

He is most notably famous for his starring role as Stephen Dudlow in the Channel 4 soap-opera Brookside in 1997 (aged 10 years). Stephen Dudlow only appeared in two episodes and was only a visitor to his estranged mother Marie Dudlow in the soap, although had a large role in these episodes. Webb also appeared on Cambridge Red TV, a now defunct Cambridge based Cambridge Television Station in the early 2000s. Matthew has also appeared on the BBC Two game-show "Subzero" in 2001, in which he and 2 of his friends won the series and a Digital Camera. Matt has also been seen presenting on some Quiz TV Channels in 2007.

[edit] Radio career

Matt is now a radio presenter and newsreader (and has been for several years) in Cambridge. He has appeared on many local stations in the city, including regular appearances on RSL stations in the area.^{[citation needed]} He now has a permanent home on a local station in the City.

[edit] Hobbies

In Matt's spare time he is a keen gardener and has won awards for his work. Webb can also play the keyboard and is very knowledgeable on DIY and DIY Products.

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