Fred Dinenage: Last News

Portsmouth have enjoyed great success over the course of the club’s history. The club were a powerhouse of the First Division in the immediate aftermath of the second World War, winning back to back titles from 1949 to 1950.  In more modern terms, Harry Redknapp led the club to an unexpected FA Cup win in 2008, beating Cardiff City in the new Wembley.

 samanthadraycott wrote: “Ah I’m so sorry to hear your news. RIP beautiful girl x.”deborah.hales penned: “Oh so so sorry to see this post - what a lovely sweet face - huge hugs to all of you - xx.”falcondasilva replied: “My condolences to you all.”sam_lev006 responded: “Sorry for your loss, they really are part of the family.”Piers also bid an emotional farewell to his ITV colleague Fred Dinenage, who recently announced his departure from ITV Meridian.Taking to Twitter, the former GMB host took the opportunity to offer his well wishes to Fred.The journalist penned: "A true TV news legend.

ITV’s longest-serving regional news anchor. However, the author has shared he won’t be disappearing from screens entirely, as he will continue to work on his other programmes.On This Morning today, Fred told hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield: “I’m not retiring, I’ve had thousands of emails which I am really grateful for saying, ‘Happy retirement’, but I’m going to carry on. “I’ll never stop, I’ll never retire.

Lorraine Kelly could barely believe the news as she took to her Twitter feed to share the shocking announcement that Fred Dinenage was leaving.The regional newsreader, 79, had been the longest serving news presenter on the channel having remained in the same six o'clock prime time slot for over 38 tears.It was confirmed by the ITV press centre yesterday that Fred would be stepping down from his long standing role just before Christmas.Like many of us, having grown up with Fred at the helm of the afternoon news it came as quite shock to daytime TV host Lorraine.Retweeting the announcement, she asked her 658,800 followers: "How can this be happening?"Lots of gutted fans swarmed to the comments section to also chime their own disbelief, with

Charlene White, 41, has lamented the departure of her “wonderful” co-star Fred Dinenage. The legendary presenter will leave the programme at Christmas after nearly four decades.He is ITV’s longest serving regional news anchor.In view of her 52,000 followers, Charlene retweeted a post by ITV News Meridian that read: “Fred Dinenage to leave ITV Meridian at Christmas.”Charlene recounted meeting Fred during her early days of working on television.She penned: “Oh wow… what a loss to the ITV family.“I first met Fred in my late teens on work experience at @itvmeridian and he was (and continues to be) just as wonderful and kind and brilliant as I’d hoped.“You’ll be missed @freddinenageITV.”Twitter users joined Charlene in bidding farewell to the

Lorraine Kelly bid farewell to ITV News Meridian presenter Fred Dinenage on Twitter last night.The television presenter shared a fitting tribute online, following the announcement that the news anchor was stepping down at the end of the year.The 79-year-old is the longest serving regional news presenter on the network, having worked on the six o'clock show in the south and south east for almost 38 years."HOW can this be happening!" Lorraine wrote online, when she shared the news of Fred's departure with her 658,800 followers.The accompanying post included a picture of the presenter and further details."Was he the how for now guy when I was a kid?"(sic) Instagram user ianmcaldow asked in the comments section of the post."And that’s how for

Broadmoor his room was so plush it was compared to a hotel.The thug’s biographer Fred Dinenage visited him numerous times and was stunned by how nice the conditions were.He said: “Ronnie really had quite a smart room there. He had been allowed to decorate it the way he wanted it with all sorts of yellows and purples, which were very much his colours and a nice dressing table with all his little ornaments and photographs on it.“He loved his music.