Max Clifford: PR guru denies 11 charges of indecent assault against teenage girls Publicist, 70, pleads not guilty to charges of indecent assault against 7 girls Historic offences alleged to have taken place between 1966 and 1985 Clifford was arrested in December in connection with Operation Yewtree Publicist to the stars Max Clifford has pleaded not guilty today to 11 charges of indecent assault against teenage girls. The 70-year-old, from Hersham in Surrey, is accused of charges relating to seven alleged victims, aged from 14 to 19, between 1966 and 1985. Clifford, who was accompanied by his wife Jo Westwood as he arrived at Westminster Magistrates' Court this morning, entered not guilty pleas to all counts. Not guilty plea: Max Clifford, seen with his wife Jo Westwood outside Westminster Magistrates' Court this morning, today denied 11 allegations of indecent assault Wearing a blue jacket with a white shirt and grey trousers, Clifford, famed for representing celebrities including Simon Cowell and the late Big Brother contestant Jade Goody, was released on conditional bail. He must live at his Surrey home and is not allowed to contact prosecution witnesses. Clifford, who was arrested in December and charged last month, will next appear at Southwark Crown Court on June 12. Court case: Publicist Clifford, who was arrested in December in relation to allegations of indecent assault, famously represents high-profile clients including music mogul Simon Cowell Charges: The PR guru, 70, has arrived at Westminster Magistrates' Court to face 11 charges of indecent assault relating to the period between 1966 and 1985 Scrum: The publicist was met by hordes of photographers outside Westminster Magistrates' Court this morning Speaking outside court, he said: 'I'm totally innocent of these allegations and the nightmare continues. All I know is up until the Jimmy Savile situation no one ever said anything about me at all. This is a nightmare for myself and my family and has been since December when I was arrested in a very public way. 'What I've got to do now is to prove that these allegations are totally without foundation, which I know they are.' He said his lawyers were just being informed who the alleged victims are. Mr Clifford added: 'Since December I've been in the dark and people have made accusations from a long time ago.' PR guru Clifford was met by a scrum of photographers as he stepped out of his car outside Westminster Magistrates' Court this morning. Clifford was arrested in December in connection with Operation Yewtree, the police inquiry set up after Jimmy Savile was exposed as a predatory paedophile with more than 450 victims.