Sally currently presents and runs Business Affairs, a monthly programme on Brooklands FM. In her show, Sally discusses the effects of the current economic climate and other relevant issues with local business owners.
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Read More >>“…Tarrant has launched an appeal for recordings of Tiswas, as many of the original tapes were scrapped. “If anybody’s got any videos that will help us put this programme together, please get in touch,” he told the BBC. Tiswas became a cult favourite when it hit the airwaves on Birmingham-based ITV station ATV in 1974.
Read More >>…Madness get banned from Tizwas[sic] after a series of unfortunate incidents involving Suggs, Chas, Sally James and a spray can full of silly string. They sprayed some at Sally James and it got stuck to her false eyelashes. When the boys tried in gentlemanly fashion to remove it her eyelash came off with it.
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Read More >>“..To Brits of a certain generation TISWAS means a great deal. It’s been celebrated as the definitive childrens’ Saturday morning TV programme with its anarchic live mix of comedy, custard pies (or ‘flans’ to the initiated), celebrities and chaos.”
Read More >>Keith Chegwin and Sally James, once arch rivals on television, find themselves facing a different… Keep Reading →
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