Bob from the New Vaudeville Band. Remember the 1967 song Winchester Cathedral well that was Bob singing.  Bob also was a member of the Bonzo Dog Do Dah Band and the Temperance Seven. He currently runs his very own Whoopee Band that is now in its 45 year.

Bob Kerr and His Whoopee Band's Website
I am having the time of ma life doing 1940s re-enactment... Have had a great time with Battle For Britain LHG since June 2010 we have been so busy travelling the country.
Spending time with the group is a pleasure, all like minded people which makes events memorable and fun. I am so pleased to be part of the Uk 1940s Radio Station

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Shaun Moncaster

Shaun is the chief cook and bottle washer, he had a brain wave whilst asleep sometime in early 2010 got out of bed and the 1940s UK Radio Station was born. He acts as website designer, station producer and technical geek and hosts the Jazz hour.

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Tony Jacobs

Tony was offered the job as male vocalist with the Syd Lawrence Orchestra in 1991 (he tried for the female vocalist position, but the beard gave him away) and there he remained for about ten years. During this time, he developed his own shows which have become highly acclaimed shows. Tony receently formed  now fronts the fantastic Tuxedo Jazz Orchestra.

Visit the Tony Jacobs Web Site   The Tuxedo Jazz Orchestra  Web Site
Len Router

Having lived through the 1930’s and 40’s I am very familiar with all the music and entertainment that was on the BBC and on the old 78rpm records at that time. I spent my later childhood years enduring all the bombing raids that took place on Portsmouth and found some comfort in listening to the radio.  I pursued a career with the Ministry of Defence and was finally posted to Bath where I retired.  Wanting something positive to do in my retirement I joined Bath Hospital Radio and was with them for 19 years, much of which was as Programme Director.  I look forward to producing many programmes for the 1940’s UK Radio Station.. Email Len

I am a massive fan of all dance music from the 30' & 40's having bought my first Louis Jordan album at the age of 14. It was very badly scratched and with a torn cover but set me on my way to musical heaven. Having time-travelled in various re-enactment guises, I am part of the RAF & SOE re-enactment group, the Baker Street Boys, who have the honour of being the Bicycle Training Squadron (complete with wooden wings) as found at Goodwood Revival.

Harry & Edna On The Wireless

I regretfully had to make a difficult decision to withdraw the Harry & Edna On The Wireless Show after many complaints regarding the Electro Swing Content and some additional non 1940s content not being in keeping with The 1940s UK Radio Station's remit.

I would like to thank Harry & Edna and Secklow Sounds Community Radio Station in Milton Keynes for the opportunity to broadcast their show and wish them every success for the future.

Harry & Edna

Can still be heard Wednesday Evenings
at Secklow Sounds

Shaun Moncaster

Producer and owner of the 1940s UK Radio Station
Lynda Moncaster

Lynda is the resident Researcher, Writer and Presenter on the station. She has a Masters degree from Kings College London in association with The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA). Lynda has an eclectic taste in music and enjoys attending the public events when the Station goes on tour both with the 1940s Road Show

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Bryan Warnett the re-enactor dance show presenter.
Bob Kerr
Nia Michael
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