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Once again another sad loss, a very talented, funny and gracious man R.I.P.
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No POG gone.
Lives just along the road from me at Aldington - nice house over looking Romney Marsh.
Often seen in the local Waitrose at Hythe - he will be sadly missed in the area.
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What a shame, he did a lot of work on behalf of animal charities
And Lilly Savage was very funny and didnât outstay âherâ welcome
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Very sad news. He was a great ambassador for Battersea Dogâs Home.
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Shame. Always seemed like a very decent sort.
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I always enjoyed each of his personalities.
His work for both Battersea and Stonewall will be a great loss.
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Very sad news. His Sunday Radio 2 show was always a good listen. He obviously loved animals too, which made him a very decent human being in my book.
RIP Paul.
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As dog lovers we were saddened by the news. Will miss him and his programmes about Battersea.
R. I.P
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He was unsurprisingly quite upset and bitter about being nudged out. Which canât have been good for his health.
Rob Beckett killed the father of Lilly Savage?
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Thoroughly genuine guy that wore his heart on his sleeve.
Not many like him.
Lilly & Paul tart with a heart.
RIP
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Sad and another one way too young
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I have found myself surprisingly affected by this loss. He was one of the good people and he and Lily will be much missed here.
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Yes, always seemed extremely genuine and simply a good egg.
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Top of knole hill with that new fencing.
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His Sunday afternoon/evening shows on R2 were great. Like he was with you chatting in the kitchen on a winters evening while we were cooking a roast dinner.
His TV shows with Battersea were also very enjoyable.
Never met him, but seemed a good guy.
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Yes - you have to be down on the marsh - Burmarsh way to see the house.
You know Julian Clary used to live at the bottom of the hill, until a few years ago, in Noel Cowardâs old house Goldenhurst.
