Radio Horton's Vice President, Bobby Bragg, pictured, seated, in our studio with Station Manager Stewart Green, has been in show business for over 29 years. He started as an impressionist and comedian and has progressed through summer seasons and pantomimes to television's top warm-up man.

Bobby, who lives just outside Banbury, has worked on virtually every game show, situation comedy and chat show made by the BBC or ITV networks - to date well over 4000 television programmes.

A highly talented entertainer, he has worked on such diverse shows as Supermarket Sweep (it is his voice you hear doing the commentary during the trolley dash), Gladiators, Keeping Up Appearances, The National Lottery, Family Fortunes and Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

In 1998, he was the warm-up man when British episodes of the smash-hit American series, Friends were filmed in London, and he made newspaper headlines when - because of studio delays in recording until 3am! - he ordered 600 pizzas for the audience. Happily, the TV bosses did pay up!

Bobby's TV appearances include One Foot in the Grave, The Brittas Empire, The Upper Hand, Bullseye and the aforementioned Supermarket Sweep.