Pat Marsh

Pat's grandparents moved to Trinity Square in the late 60s and thus began Pat's affection for the county.

His involvement in radio came about almost by accident. As a teenager, Pat lived not far from Kings College Hospital in Camberwell and so was naturally intrigued when a new hospital radio station opened there.

Within a couple of visits he was hooked and spent the next four or five years working for various stations across London.

When one of his colleagues suggested that he send a tape to BBC Radio Medway (as it was then) Pat knew he would have to attract the attention of the station manager, so he enclosed his audition tape in a packet of Cornflakes!

Imagine his surprise when the reply came back wrapped in a packet of All Bran - Pat was then invited to cover the Afternoon Show and he hasn't looked back!

What started as a hobby still continues to be Pat's greatest passion but when away from radio he enjoys Italian food, and cinema.