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Hello ,

I'm Nicholas but also known as Nick,Panda,plus a few choice nicknames that I'd rather gloss over.

A good friend called me an egomaniac for having my own website but the story goes like this....
It came about in part due to the fact that one cold day in March in a year not that long ago, I found myself out of work as a freelance radio presenter and it caused a small ripple of not quite fatal shock with subsequent aftershocks that very few are still coming to terms with.

It became clear I needed an easy way for my people to contact me
Two people in fact tried to contact me and one of them was a listener complaining about a waffle iron won on air.

I have been working from the age of Ten and have been lucky to have had a rounded if not planned career.
I could bore you about the day I nearly became the Antichrist in the OMEN films or what really happened in the Blue Peter Garden in the 1980's but It's a website not a book and libel can be so costly.

At this point you should have had enough but for more read on............

Pandolfi is an Italian surname and I have to spell it most weeks on the phone but after years of having the same surname I can now spell my own name.

As an actor, writer & radio presenter you can find some information on my career to date and what the future may hold but as a sensible Capricorn with Scorpio rising, I have doubts as to the power of Uranus.

I have worked in Live radio presentation for 14 years and worked in Both BBC & commercial radio.
Since January 2009 I have worked for the Heart network & before that I worked for SGR FM & SGR Colchester other radio stations to be troubled by me include Talksport, Radio Kent, Radio Suffolk & London's Liberty Radio.

One fairly small part of my working part was three years in BBC1's Grange Hill -I played the role of Matthew Carthwright and had three happy years based in and around TV Centre .In 2008 the BBC decided to end Grange Hill and consequently a lot of interest has resurfaced in we old G.H boy's & Girls.

If you fancy winning a piece of TV History (an original Grange Hill School Tie)
Just answer this question...
"Women do it twice as often as men ...what is it?"

Send me your guess

Thank you for having a nose around the site ...
Nicholas
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