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The 10 best Blue Peter clips

From John Noakes on a bobsleigh to Bacon's departure, here are 10 BP memories from the analogue days
Blue Peter is setting sail from BBC1, never to return. Fear not younger viewers, you'll be able to find it on your digital channel CBBC, where...
How Blue Peter has kept children's TV shipshape

It's easy to be sniffy over the show's electro-pop theme tune but in other respects the programme hasn't changed
Anyone over a certain age (about 20, probably) who returns to the latest edition of Blue Peter is in for a bit of a shock.
Yes,...
Blue Peter: has the BBC made the right decision to drop it from BBC1?

It's arguably sensible to put all children's output in one place but will this bring an end to family viewing?
Children's programmes are to be entirely expunged from the BBC1 and BBC2 schedules as soon as digital switchover is complete – to roars of...

21 May, London

The latest Off the Shelf at Black's event - a collaboration between the Writers' Guild and Fiction Uncovered. Novelist Chioma Okereke will read from her work and discuss her writing.

The event runs from 11am-4pm at Black's Club in London for a maximum of 23 attendees, who will have a chance to read some of their own work after lunch. Cost is £25,including 2-course lunch.

Open to all, including non-members of the Guild.

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Smith-Nobbs

25 June - On comic writing

An Off the Shelf at Black's event - a collaboration between the Writers' Guild and Fiction Uncovered. Helen Smith and David Nobbs will read from their work and discuss comic writing.

The event runs from 11am-4pm at Black's Club in London for a maximum of 23 attendees, who will have a chance to read some of their own work after lunch. Cost is £25,including 2-course lunch.

Open to all, including non-members of the Guild.

Full details on our Facebook page.

Jeremy Howe, the Commissioning Editor for Radio 4 drama, will be describing his work and answering the audience’s questions with Amanda Whittington, followed by drinks and light refreshments.

Derby Theatre, 13 July 2012

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