ONE of the best presenters on British television, Julia Bradbury manages to be authoritative and warm, funny but not fluffy. Whether it’s wandering fells and craggy horizons on BBC Four / BBC Two’s Wainwright Walks or perched on a desk on BBC One’s Watchdog, Julia is capable and charming. Judging from her guide to Berlin – in Rough Guide to Cities that also covered Rio and Jerusalem – she also knows some right dirty jokes and could probably drink you under the table.
by Gareth McLean, The Guardian
In November and December Julia presented BBC One’s That's Britain! alongside co-presenter Nick Knowles – a show focusing on the good, the bad and the ugly in Britain.

Julia presented a BBC Three’s Kill It, Cut It, Use it on how animal products are used outside of the meat trade. Broadcast in June 2011, it was a follow-on to Kill It, Cook It, Eat It which Julia presented (series II and III) in 2008 and 2009 respectively.

Julia presents the massively successful Countryfile on BBC One. With co-presenter Matt Baker, they filmed a special Countryfile programme called Secret Britain which aired in August 2010.

Julia headed for Iceland to embark on the toughest walk of her life in a one hour special called Julia Bradbury’s Icelandic Walk which aired in May 2011.

Kicking-off Julia’s walking programmes was Wainwright Walks – a stunning BBC Four series shot in the Lake District and broadcast in 2007. Julia walked in the footsteps of the famous fell-walker and guide writer Alfred Wainwright. A third series entitled Wainwright Walks: Coast to Coast was aired on BBC Four in 2009.

Other walking programmes followed in 2008 with Railway Walks – a BBC Four and BBC Two series and ratings sensation when Julia proved to be even more popular on BBC Two than Nigella!

Julia embarked on a truly grand adventure across South Africa and the appropriately named South Africa Walks aired on BBC Four in April 2010.

The same year Julia donned her walking clobber again and headed for Germany for a four part series called German Wanderlust which was broadcast in December 2010 on BBC Four and January 2011 on BBC Two.

In the midst of a busy 2010 Julia was appointed President of the Ramblers and also named 2010’s Travel Personality of the Year.

Julia continued to support her chosen charities during her pregnancy for Marie Curie, NSPCC, Prostate Cancer Care, Bowel Cancer Care and Endometriosis.

See Julia on Channel 4’s Celebrity Come Dine with Me – WATCH NOW.
Did you see Julia's appearance on the hit BBC One show The Magicians? Her life long ambition to be ‘the woman that gets chopped in half’ nearly came true. Not to mention sharing a dressing room with The Hoff and Craig Revel Horwood.
RECENT NEWS: Julia gave birth to a baby boy named Zephyr in the Summer of 2011. Within no time at all he'd already had his first photo shoot for Hello!