On which TV quiz show was Carol Smillie a hostess
Carol Smillie each show, four teams of six people from the same postcode area are tested on general knowledge. Smillie said, ""I feel like I've come full circle from my first job as hostess at STV on Wheel of Fortune, and now I'm back presenting what is the biggest quiz show from STV in years"". On 22 September 2009, Smillie presented a 10 part series entitled "Best of British Wedding Venues" on Wedding TV, a woman's lifestyle channel on the Sky and Freesat platforms. Smillie presented the 2013 and 2014 series of STV's "Finding Scotland's Real Heroes". In 2001, Smillie appeared on
Carol Smillie with information about her current TV projects, corporate work, writing and involvement with charities. In October 2006, the site hosted personal video diaries filmed on a hand camera by Smillie, which she termed ‘Carol Cams’, These short diaries showed Smillie’s preparation, progress and reactions to her time on "Strictly Come Dancing" something no other celebrity on this show attempted and gave an insight into the behind the scenes working of the show. Smillie is involved with several charities, primarily ones concerned with child welfare. One of her main charities is The Prince & Princess of Wales Hospice (PPWH). She hosts