Steve (@Wimblebear) header
Steve (@Wimblebear) profile picture

Steve

@Wimblebear

Expressed an opinion on here once. Trying not to make that mistake again.

 South of Seascale
Joined July 2011
  • Tweets44.1K
  • Following720
  • Followers691
How to cope with Twitter: 1. If you HAVE to express an opinion, word it so people don't read it as an opinion; 2. Use Mute, Block, Report and Unfollow wisely; 3. Never EVER read hashtags, replies or trending topics. That way madness lies. And trolls.
1
7
11
Kingston Hospital Radio 🔊LIVE from The Steve Wigham Studios Starting Monday and continuing until after Christmas. Our presenters will be getting into the festive spirit. Dressing up as Santa Claus is just one of their antics and we pay tribute to two of our popular presenters. – at Kingston upon Thames, London
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
1
1
60
Kingston Hospital Radio 🔊LIVE from The Steve Wigham Studios in Tewkesbury 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Thursday 11/12/25 This Thursday we say our goodbyes to a dear and lovely member of our station. We lost our RICK AXON on the 15th of November Programmes will start at 4pm-7.30pm – at Kingston upon Thames, London
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
1
1
61
Kingston Hospital Radio LIVE from The Steve Wigham Studios ⭐️ Tuesday 11/11/25 🔊10.40am-11am Poetry read by Doug Potter Last Post 🔊11am-11.02am 2 minutes silence Followed by Nimrod by Sir Edward Elgar and then For the Fallen by Laurence Binyon read by Rick Axon – at Kingston upon Thames, London
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
2
70
Kingston Hospital Radio Broadcasting 🔊LIVE from The Steve Wigham Studios in Norbiton, Newent, and Tewkesbury ⭐️ Monday 20/10/25 🔊12pm-3pm BLUEGRASS FROM AROUND THE WORLD with Rick Axon 🔊3.30pm-6.30pm Geoff Austin ⭐️ Tuesday 21/10/25 🔊6pm-6.05pm Sir Cliff Richard – at Kingston upon Thames, London
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
1
2
79
Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary
Image from Norfolk Moose & Co (@NorfolkMooseCo)
2
2
49
Mr Moose 🫎 Ambassador Weston-super-Mare Pier This afternoon. Beautiful 😍
Image from Norfolk Moose & Co (@NorfolkMooseCo)
3
5
76
Here is magazine reveal number 1...👀📦 Thank you for having us @KHRadioOnline🎧🎙It was great to meet the team, and have a look around of the hospital radio studio! Make sure to support your volunteers and tune in to Kingston Hospital Radio.
Image from Smile Publications Ltd (@TheSmileGang)
2
1
4
114
The first episode of Mary, Mungo and Midge was broadcast on this day in 1969.
97
261
41
2,130
148,157
Kingston Hospital Radio Broadcasting 🔊LIVE from The Steve Wigham Studios in Norbiton, Newent, and Tewkesbury ⭐️ Tuesday 14th October 2025 Happy 85th Birthday Show to SIR CLIFF RICHARD Hosted by Doug Potter Time:- 3.55pm to 6pm 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸 – at Kingston upon Thames, London
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
2
2
94
Steve retweeted
TVARK (@tvark) profile picture
TVARK@tvark6 Oct 2025
We have just been informed of the passing of actor John Woodvine at the age of 96. Narrated the 1984 BBC history series All Our Working Lives. Appeared on TV in The Dustbinmen, Knights of God, The Tripods, Edge of Darkness and New Scotland Yard. John Woodvine 1929-2025
John Woodvine was born on 21 July 1929 and passed away on 6 October 2025 at the age of 96. He was an actor and voice artist. John has contributed English voices to international shows such as The Water Margin. He also narrated shows such as All Our Working Lives. On television, his most prolific role was as Chief Superintendent John Kingdom in LWT's New Scotland Yard. Other appearances included The Tripods, Edge of Darkness, Knights of God, Melba, Tell Tale Hearts, Runaway Bay, Medics, A Pinch of Snuff, Finney, Peak Practice, Bob & Rose, The Secret, Distant Shores, The Bill, Casualty, Emmerdale, Coronation Street, Midsomer Murders, Hebburn, The Crown, The Haunted House, Call Oxbridge 2000, Champion Road, Danger Man, Pardon the Expression, The Further Adventures of the Musketeers, The Avengers, The Caesars, Z Cars, The Dustbinmen, Doctor Who, The English Programme, The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickelby, Swallows and Amazons Forever, The Prisoner of Zenda and Deceptions.

ALT John Woodvine was born on 21 July 1929 and passed away on 6 October 2025 at the age of 96. He was an actor and voice artist. John has contributed English voices to international shows such as The Water Margin. He also narrated shows such as All Our Working Lives. On television, his most prolific role was as Chief Superintendent John Kingdom in LWT's New Scotland Yard. Other appearances included The Tripods, Edge of Darkness, Knights of God, Melba, Tell Tale Hearts, Runaway Bay, Medics, A Pinch of Snuff, Finney, Peak Practice, Bob & Rose, The Secret, Distant Shores, The Bill, Casualty, Emmerdale, Coronation Street, Midsomer Murders, Hebburn, The Crown, The Haunted House, Call Oxbridge 2000, Champion Road, Danger Man, Pardon the Expression, The Further Adventures of the Musketeers, The Avengers, The Caesars, Z Cars, The Dustbinmen, Doctor Who, The English Programme, The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickelby, Swallows and Amazons Forever, The Prisoner of Zenda and Deceptions.

4
6
23
1,255
Kingston Hospital Radio Broadcasting 🔊LIVE from The Steve Wigham Studios in Norbiton & Tewkesbury ⭐️ Monday 06/10/25 🔊3.30pm-6.30pm Geoff Austin An evening of Eurovision with Steve Wigham 🔊6.30pm-7.30pm 1956 to 1965 🔊7.30pm-8.30pm 1966 to 1969 🔊8.30pm-9pm The 1970s. – at Kingston upon Thames, London
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
1
2
51
Kingston Hospital Radio Broadcasting 🔊LIVE from The Steve Wigham Studios in Norbiton, Newent & Tewkesbury ⭐️ Monday 06/10/25 🔊3.30pm-6.30pm Geoff Austin An evening of Eurovision with Steve Wigham 🔊6.30pm-7.30pm 1956 to 1965 🔊7.30pm-8.30pm 1966 to 1969 🔊8.30pm-9pm The 1970s – at Kingston upon Thames, London
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
2
1
57
Kingston Hospital Radio On Demand Service , where anyone can catch up on previously broadcast shows, this is available to the public. 🎧🎧🎧🎧🎧🎧🎧🎧🎧🎧🎧🎧 The URL is: khradio.rocks Kingston Hospital Radio is Londons Oldest Radio Station. Established in 1957 – at Kingston upon Thames, London
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
1
1
46
Kingston Hospital Radio Broadcasting 🔊LIVE from The Steve Wigham Studios ⭐️ Sunday 14/09/25 🔊9.30am-12.30pm MODERN BLUES with Rick Axon 🔊2pm-4.30pm Chris Husseys Casual Storm 🔊4.30pm-6pm Paul Carvills Music Collection ⭐️ Monday 15/09/25 🔊12pm-3pm Modern Blues with Rick Axon – at Kingston upon Thames, London
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
1
58
Kingston Hospital Radio Broadcasting 🔊LIVE from The Steve Wigham Studios in Norbiton, Newent, and Tewkesbury ⭐️ Tuesday 05/08/25 🔊8.30pm-10.30pm Simon Frate music mix ⭐️ Wednesday 06/08//25 🔊12pm-2.15pm Doug Potter presents OSCAR PETERSON 2/8 🔊5pm-8pm Chris Hussey – at Kingston upon Thames, London
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
Image from Alan Baccolini (@baccolini4)
2
1
3
191
Replying to @potterwigham @Wimblebear @NorfolkMooseCo
Fank yoo Doug wing hugs cherps happlee
1
3
41
Load more