But trouble flared after Mr Clark felt Sean Blair was being "inappropriate" with Miss Aien.
Mr Clark insists he "did not extend or alter" the pilot scheme "in any way whatsoever".
Mr Clark said the diary was a charming mix of the monumental and mundane.
One reason for setting up the company was Mr Clark's frustration with the traditional banks.
Mr Clark denies acting improperly but later resigned, saying his position had been made "untenable".
Mr Clark wanted an assurance from the Welsh government that a ban would not be introduced.
"For that all credit must go to Milton Keynes Amateur Radio Society, " said Mr Clark.
Some of the Clintonistas threw their weight behind Mr Clark, who has now gone.
Yet Mr Clark's troubles will surely damage the left's dreams of a national comeback.
But Mr Clark is widely expected to be sacked in a cabinet reshuffle later this month.
But six months later Mr Clark's government had to admit it was still well in the red.
Mr Clark, briefly prime minister in 1979-80 and an experienced parliamentarian, returned as party leader in 1998.
Mr Clark says he took this decision "to keep the border strong rather than to weaken the border".
However, Mr Clark questioned why these countries would now receive extra funding in addition to their bailout fund.
Mr Clark responded that threats to the greenbelt often came from "regional bodies" that the government is abolishing.
Mr Clark also criticised the National Trust for using pictures of Los Angeles in its campaign against the plans.
Mr Clark has since resigned, describing Mrs May's version of events as "wrong".
Mr Clark said the plans would boost economic growth and put cities "back in charge of their economic destinies".
Mr Clark reiterated the chambers' call for increased capital spending on infrastructure projects in transport, energy generation and transmission.
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On present polling figures, Mr Clark's party would be cut to a handful of seats in a new election.
Councils would also have more responsibility under the new regime - which would mean better planning decisions, argued Mr Clark.
"You do not keep secrets hidden about dangers to children, " Mr Clark told a news conference in Portland on Thursday.
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Peter Nixon, the National Trust's director of conservation, welcomed Mr Clark's invitation to hold talks but also criticised the changes.
Mr Clark has denied the allegations, and no charges have been laid, though prosecutors are still working on the case.
Mr Clark said business units within the building would be maintained and it would continue to "form part of the community".
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Voters remember Mr Clark for fiscal deficits, fudged budget figures, stiff tax increases and huge cost overruns on a ferry project.
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Mr Clark resigned after police investigated allegations that he had used his influence to help a neighbour get a casino licence.
Mr Clark says he became aware in early 2011 that staff at Heathrow were foregoing fingerprint checks rather than Warnings Index checks.
That task is taking the form of trying to discredit Mr Clark.
Mr Clark stepped down on Tuesday after saying that Mrs May's claim that he had gone further than ministers had authorised was "wrong".
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