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There is a distinct possibility of a Film/DVD of Richard and the Entertainer, Singer and Comedian, Bernie Clifton, which will see them reminiscing about folk with whom they have worked. It promises to be a gentle look back at some of the more humorous aspects of their encounters with many whose names will be instantly recognisable to Listeners. More news on that very shortly.
The formation of this web site gives me yet another platform through which to offer my personal thanks to the thousands of loyal listeners, who have - for almost twenty years - supported my work on Regional and Local Radio.
My career really began the night I was given a Saturday evening 'late-night chat-show' that began in the county of Cambridgeshire. It surprised everyone by the way it gathered pace and established me, not only in that county, but also throughout the South and East of England.
The award of the MBE, for my work, was a spectacular culmination to those with which my broadcasting work had already been graced, and I shall NEVER be able to repay my listeners for the honours they have caused to be bestowed upon me.
I have said, many times, privately and in public that I have the kind of listeners that many radio presenters would die for. If I may, I would like to raise my glass and drink a toast, to those, without whose inspiration, loyalty and support, I would have 'vanished without trace' a very long time ago.
My career really began the night I was given a Saturday evening 'late-night chat-show' that began in the county of Cambridgeshire. It surprised everyone by the way it gathered pace and established me, not only in that county, but also throughout the South and East of England.
The award of the MBE, for my work, was a spectacular culmination to those with which my broadcasting work had already been graced, and I shall NEVER be able to repay my listeners for the honours they have caused to be bestowed upon me.
I have said, many times, privately and in public that I have the kind of listeners that many radio presenters would die for. If I may, I would like to raise my glass and drink a toast, to those, without whose inspiration, loyalty and support, I would have 'vanished without trace' a very long time ago.