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Tributes to BBC radio presenter who ‘made Merseyside laugh’

“It is with deep regret and much sadness that I have to announce the passing of my close friend and colleague Wally Scott who passed away peacefully yesterday morning after a very long illness,” he said.

“Wally was my friend and work mate for over 40 years on radio and TV.”

As well as radio shows, the pair did over 60 TV programmes together as well as sell-out live shows at Pontins and theatre at the Empire Theatre in Liverpool, the Floral Pavilion and Liverpool’s Philharmonic Hall.

Over his career, Mr Scott worked as a journalist and produced shows on Radio City, Radio Merseyside, Magic FM and Liverpool Live.

“He was an inspiration to work with and a huge influence on my career, we never had a cross word and we had the best chemistry together always laughing,” Mr Butler said.

“I am so grateful for having met him and having him in my life and I will miss him so dearly.”


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