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it was a VHS released in the UK. It had the episodes "The Kink in Foggy's Niblick", "Mending Stuart's Leg", "A Bicycle Made for Three", "From Wellies to Wet Suit" and "The Loxley Lozenge".

Roy Clarke and David Jason reunite for one off "Still Open All Hours" this Xmas http://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/latestnews/2013/open-all-hours-christmas.html

Noticed this neat thing in Google Maps. If you follow the link below it'll load up Google Street view just outside Sid's Cafe. Click the double arrows and it'll take you to just outside the cafe, then click the arrow pointing in and you'll be inside the cafe and can explore, and zoom in and look...

Just to add, the scenes in Wesleys garage there are filming for the episode "The Kiss and Mavis Poskit". There are lots of photos on that site during the filming of "Wheelies" there too.

In fact all the photos featuring Seymour were taken on 31st August 1989, so they must have been filming scenes for season 11. Here's 2 more from that day

No, that photo is from 1989, which is after Jonathan Linsley left the show

Apologies for the picture mess up, I've fixed them now

Not a Summer Wine pic, this is from around 1965, but i think it's a good photo of Peter Sallis

Here's a lovely photo of John Comer, with his wife

Filming of "The Man who Nearly Knew Pavarotti" at Stocksmoor Railway Station

There's a website, www.mirrorpix.com where you can search for photos that appeared in the Daily Mirror and other papers over the years. Here's some Summer Wine pics from there. I've read about the trio appearing in a short sketch at the Royal Variety Show in 1984, here's a photo from that...

Sadly the noted BBC comedy producer who had a long association with John Sullivan, including producing Only Fools and Horses has died. He also directed the Scarborough episodes of LoTSW (The great Boarding House Caper and Cheering up Gordon) http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-23341690

Watching an episode recently where Compo drank a whole pint in one go, it occurs to me that the reason his drink looked paler may have been because it was presumably in a trick glass (one that has a double skin, in effect a smaller glass inside the pint glass, so a small amount of liquid is...

Compo watches telly in Small Tune on a Penny Wassail (or to be more exact, he can't find anything to watch, he turns the channels over trying to find something he wants to see). In Getting Sam Home, Sams neighbour, the one with the dog, is watching a scary film on tv. In Camera Shy we find out...

And, Compos passport tells us he was born in Holmfirth

There's an episode, I think it's the second episode with Kenneth Cope and Maggie Ollerenshaw, where you can clearly see a sign for Holmfirth Church. The bus at the end of Whoops also has the destination board of Holmfirth