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We had one in the mid-to-late-1970s. I only vaguely remember when as I know we we moved in or a bit before 1973. It was nothing like Aunties shop van, just an ordinary Bedford panel van, I guess it had a side door - but I do remember...

I will be bringing a physical copy of Alan Bell's book...

I will be bringing a physical copy for sale to the Midsummer Wine day. It was kindly donated to ourselves at Wallasey Lions charity bookshop with the donator knowing it's value. I'm therefore bringing it along to maximise the potential...

It is such a shame that Roy could not include Oggi in future episodes....his manic character would have been a real asset to our show.....Brian is such a wonderful actor

Wholeheartedly agree, he had a wonderful range to his characters and was brilliantly dynamic with his face.

Hello, some exciting news! A new television documentary about Last of the Summer Wine is currently being developed for a major UK broadcaster. The documentary will be celebratory in tone and the angle of this film is to look at the...

What a moving tale our Brian gives :P

Looking forward to it! :)

As you may of seen from the poster I shall being doing a quiz at 2pm, please note I cannot be bribed for the answers, unless it is an amount over £10,000 which I will then give to Jonathan towards his fund raising.

I'm never a fan of weather cocks, they're always so vane ... :D

There was me thinking all we had to worry about was lot number 8! :P

It's always worth watching our heroes in an unfamiliar situation proving they really can act when you consider the difference in roles. Another nice one to spot is an an early Brian Wilde in the film Rattle of a Simple Man. It also has...