A STV news broadcaster has announced he is stepping down after 34 years in the industry.
Bernard Ponsonby announced to viewers that after more than three decades, his broadcasting career is 'about to end'.
"Post STV, I will do some writing and look to publish – it will help keep the brain active. I will do some punditry for whoever thinks my experience might enhance what they are doing."I would like to thank all my colleagues. From day one to the final day, STV has been a remarkable family.We know there are thousands of National readers who want to debate, argue and go back and forth in the comments section of our stories.
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