On air at the BBC Christmas Party with Julian Clegg - Happy Christmas everyone!

Had a fantastic time this morning at the Julian Clegg Christmas Party on BBC Radio Solent, which was broadcast live between 6.30am and 9.30am. It was a lovely way to start the Christmas celebrations. Julian was his usual bright self, and the organisation superb as always thanks to Talia ( below), Lewis and their many helpers.


Talia Slack with her clip board telling crime author Pauline Rowson when she will be on air!

This year we were joined by a choir who sang a few numbers. They were delightful.


Choir and some of Julian Clegg's people
I met up with some of Julian's guests from last year's Christmas party, had coffee and croissants and it was great to chat to so many people and especially Julian on air, who is so keen to see my Inspector Andy Horton marine mystery crime novels televised, he hopes by the BBC!  Now wouldn't that be a lovely Christmas present. 


Crime author Pauline Rowson being interviewed by Julian Clegg

Below are some more photos taken from this morning event.



Pauline Rowson and Julian Clegg with Lewis with the clock to keep us all on time

Pauline Rowson's interview with Julian Clegg being filmed



Julian Clegg clapping us all at the end of the show


Pauline Rowson and Julian Clegg posing for a photograph

May I wish you all a very Happy and Peaceful Christmas.


P.S. Don't tell anyone but here comes Santa

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