Express FM Interview done next up is Julian Clegg's Breakfast Show on 2 November

Had a great time on the Pompey Bus at Havant Town Centre yesterday between 8.30am and 9am talking to Adrian Knight of Express FM on his breakfast show. In the bus with us was Darren Gamblen who was getting ready for his show from 9am and Graham (don't know his surname) who was doing all the techy bits.  His daughter Kate was with us because it is half term week. A lovely little girl and so good at being quiet when we were on air. In fact she was very quiet most of the time.

Inside the Pompey Bus preparing for the show

It was a lovely interview with lots of laughs and a bit of a chat in between, talking about the DI Horton crime novels set in the Solent area and the forthcoming CSI Portsmouth event on Saturday 5 November at John Pounds Centre, Portsmouth.

The boys on the bus

Pauline Rowson on air with Adrian Knight in the back (left) and Graham in the foreground

Next up is the Julian Clegg Breakfast Show on BBC Radio Solent 2 November.  It is always a great pleasure and delight talking to Julian.  I'm looking forward to it.

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