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Farmer Phil hangs up his microphone

Phil Paech is taking a break from volunteering around the studios of Happy FM.
June Taylor

Phil Paech, fondly known as ‘Farmer Phil’ to his many devoted radio listeners, has decided to hang up his microphone […]

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