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PLANNERS SLOW TO NAME DATE ON TWO MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS A cAmpAign group yesterday called on Luton council to name the date when a decision will be made on two major developments in the town. Planning applications for a new by Geoff Cox Luton Town football stadium at Power Court and a mixed use scheme at Newlands Park were submitted to the council more than two years ago.

opment control committee meeting to discuss the plans. Calling on the council to make public a revised decision date, #saveourtown chairman Nigel Green said: “Our When the #saveourtown campaign was launched in May this year, the focus message remains the same as it does was ensuring momentum continued until when the delay was first announced - we are together, we are united, and we grow the week commencing August 20 – the louder, stronger and more focused with date a decision on the applications was every day that passes. due to be made by the council. “While the delay was disappointing, But six weeks ago the #saveourtown we’ve used the extra time wisely and have committee was disappointed when it spoken to more residents and local businesses learned of further delays in the process, from more communities across Luton, sharwhich meant that August 20 was no ing the benefits of these once-in-a-lifetime longer a viable date for a decision to be planning applications. made. “It is now more important than ever that a new date is released so that we can ensure No information has been released Continued on page 3 since then on a new date for the devel-

Sweden’s eighth funniest comedian – Olaf Falafel, currently domiciled in Luton, has won critical acclaim for his crazy, zany, idiotic performances at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe. The Times voted one of his jokes number two in their top 10. He has performed locally at various events notably at the ‘Specs Required’ stand-up comedy night at Luton Town FC. He also has performed in benefit nights in support of the Luton and Dunstable Hospital’s Neonatal Unit, where his eldest daughter received life saving treatment. When he’s not wowing audiences with his crazyness he is an accomplished children’s author and illustrator. His third book in the series of ‘Old MacDonald heard a parp’ was released last month. There’s still time to catch him at the Edinburgh Fringe – performing until August 26th.

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that the voices of all those that are behind us are heard.” Capital & Regional, owners of The Mall shopping centre in Luton are opposing the Newlands Park development next to M1 Junction 10. Newlands Park would fund the

17,500-capacity stadium at Power Court, but C&R says it would be harmful to its business if it is given the green light. C&R also runs The Mall at Maidstone in Kent where the local council last week gave the go-ahead for a Marks & Spencer superstore on a business park next to Junction 7 of

A-Level success stories from all over the county The waiting is finally over as students across Central Bedfordshire received their A-Level results. early indications for provisional results show that all ten schools showed an improvement resulting in an increase in the average points score per entry across Central Bedfordshire of 3.4 points to 32.1 (C+ grade). The average score for academic students (which includes those doing extended A-Levels) is 32.2 (C+ grade), up 3.4 points from 2017. Technical/vocational students’ average score is 36.0 (Distinction grade), up 2.3 points from last year. There have been plenty of individual success stories too. manshead cE Academy in Dunstable is celebrating 40 per cent of students achieving top grades A*B, including 15 per cent of students who topped that with A*-A results. All Saints Academy, also in Dunstable, are celebrating an improvement in A-Level qualifications. Fourteen students have university places, and some are now pursuing apprenticeships in a vocational setting, for example in the Fire Service and midwifery. At Vandyke Upper School in Leighton Buzzard one particularly impressive pupil, Julia Debicka, arrived in england from Poland aged

seven speaking no english. She has achieved four A-Levels graded A*, A*, A and B. Two students from Harlington Upper School will be studying at the University of Oxford, with many others studying prestigious courses such as medicine, engineering and mathematics at top universities. At Stratton Upper School in Biggleswade, William Hyde took four A-Levels and achieved three A* grades and a B. he will now go on to read Physics at Durham university. Among the many successful students at Redborne Upper School in Ampthill were twins Alex and matthew cummins. Alex is to study computing at Imperial College in London and Matthew will read Natural Sciences at Cambridge. Euan Farrell is also going to study Natural Sciences at Cambridge where William Simpson will read Law. Helena milton-Jones is going to study medicine at Imperial. Councillor Steven Dixon, executive Member for Families, education and Children, said: “These results are down to the hard work of the students, teachers and other staff at our schools and the pupils’ families. After all of the waiting, I hope everyone enjoys the rest of the summer and I wish them the very best of luck.”

the M20, despite misgivings about its effect on the nearby town centre. The store will sell clothing, household goods and food and will also have a cafe. It will become the second fashion retailer at the park after Next opened a store in 2014. Following the approval of a new M&S in Kent, despite objections by C&R, #saveourtown asked: “If Maidstone can do it, why can’t Luton?” The campaigners said: “It’s time for people power versus PLC power. Be a part of the #saveourtown campaign and join the thousands of voices coming together to take on this objection from a faceless corporation. This is OUR town.” #saveourtown community ambassadors are continuing to spread the word about the campaign by speaking to residents across Luton. They spent four hours talking to shoppers at the Asda store at Wigmore on Friday and said “99.9 per cent of the people were in favour

of Power Court and Newlands Park.” Tens of thousands of #saveourtown posters and leaflets were printed thanks to a JustGiving crowdfunding appeal and many are appearing in windows of homes, businesses and vehicles in Luton and beyond. People are being urged to take pictures and share them with comments on the campaign’s social media platforms. Among the latest supporters of #saveourtown is Luton-based charity Transitions UK, which supports disadvantaged young people at risk, aged 14 to 25, to ensure they have healthy, happy and fulfilled adult lives.

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Luton’s BID get behind redevelopment plans #saveourtown has welcomed the news that Luton BID are supportive of the planning applications for Newlands Park and Power Court in Luton. The response, published on Thursday (August 16) states that the proposed developments have “the potential to raise the standards in the town and help improve the overall perception of the town” if they go ahead and take into account five additional recommendations from Luton BID. Nigel Green, Chairman of #saveourtown said: “We’re delighted

with the publication of this decision, which we know comes after a period of thorough deliberation by the Luton BID Board of directors. “This response shows a united front in supporting our town and only adds to the overwhelming feedback that we’ve already received in favour of these two proposals. “however, we must remember the opposition from Capital & Regional (owners of The Mall) continues, and we mustn’t take our eye off the ball.” For the full text (click)

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A Level success for BMS Students STAFF and students are once again celebrating outstanding A Level results at Bedford Modern School today with a third of all students obtaining three A grades or better. Whilst the proportion of students gaining C grades or above has fallen nationally an impressive 51% of grades achieved were A* - A, up 6% from last year. A* grades have increased to a fantastic 17%, against a national average of just 8%, and more than 80% were A* - B. Eryk Sokolowski received the highest grades in the School with four A*s in Chemistry, Physics, Maths and Further Maths securing him a highly sought after place at the University of Cambridge to study engineering. he said: “I joined BMS in Year 10 and it is the best school I have ever been to with teachers who work hard to get you where you need to be and are always there to support you.” Top performing female student Lydia clewlow obtained three A*s in Chemistry, Physics and Maths. She said: “I am so excited to start the Chemical engineering course at the University of Birmingham as it’s what I have always wanted to do. I’ve had a fantastic time in the Sixth Form

at BMS; there are so many extracurricular opportunities here and I loved being involved backstage in the theatre and playing in the orchestra. All the teachers have been really supportive and I am really happy with my results.” Not all students have chosen the university path, for example Amy Leaning has already begun an apprenticeship at award-winning Soaring Falcon Accountancy. Amy has been at BMS since Year 3 and achieved a fantastic A*AA in DT, Business and economics. headmaster Alex Tate said: “It has been an absolute pleasure to watch this year group grow and develop during the past 12 months and they should be very proud indeed of what they have achieved. “It is a tremendous set of results and some of these young men and women have surpassed all expectations on the grades that they have received. however the Class of 2018 has contributed so much more to the life of the school in numerous different ways and for that I would like to extend my thanks. I wish them every success and look forward to hearing from them in the future.”

Bedford Queens Rugby Club’s centenary

Bedford Queens Rugby Football Club who are based in Wentworth Drive, Bedford, have received congratulations from Buckingham Palace on celebrating their 100th anniversary. The club held a Centenary game and dinner on August 26th. The team play in the Midlands East (South) league. One interesting fact – they are the only rugby club in the country to be referred as just ‘Queens’.

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Kempston Challenger Academy proud of results

KCA are very proud of their students and how well they have done in their A Levels and BTeC results. The Academy is really pleased with the progress of the students who have worked extremely hard in the last two years and this has culminated in the excellent results they have achieved this year. More than 10% of our students achieved the top grades in their subjects, a rise from last year. They are particularly

pleased with A Level business and Chemistry, BTeC Art, Performing Art and Sport and Camb Technicals in health and Social Care. Special mention to Kaitlin Thomson who gained A*, A, B and connor crawford who gain A, A, B in their A Levels. callie Williams who achieved Distinction*, Distinction and Merit and Desrea Davis and Ellie martin who both achieved Distinction, Distinction and Merit in their subjects.

Michaela Davis, head of Sixth Form said: “Once again the students’ dedication and hard work coupled with the support from staff and families have

ensured we have improved our results. The vast majority of students have secured their first choice destinations and we wish them continued success.”

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Bedford’s Sixth Form ‘A’ Level winners The Bedford Sixth Form is celebrating the “only way is UP” with A Level results this year. Overall pass rates up, grades up and 25 out of 29 subjects 100% pass rate at The Bedford Sixth Form with students seizing places at sought after Russell Group universities. peter mason, aged 18, of Shefford near Biggleswade got an A Grade in Maths, A in Physics and B in Computer Science to secure a place at Russell Group (RG) Nottingham University to student Computer Science A former student of hartlington Upper, Peter like the grown up study environment of The Bedford Sixth Form. Lia Forde, 18, of houghton Conquest got A Star Psychology, A Biology and B in english Language/ Literature to secure a place at RG Nottingham on a Masters course in Neuro Science. She hopes to research into Alzheimers disease. A former Bedford Girls’ School pupil, Lia was joined at The Bedford

Joshua and Dan joined Elisabetta D’Alessandro and Patricia Xavier in a celebratory line up at TBSF of French A Level students. J’adore The Bedford Sixth Form.

Sixth Form results morning by her mum Fiona (a former pupil of The Bedford Girls’ high School which formerly occupied the 6th form building).

Said Mum Fiona: “We thought The Bedford Sixth Form offered a more academic focus for Lia” Jennifer Ollett (pictured left in picture left), 18, from St Neots, gained As in Computer Science and Maths and B in Physics. She is off to RG Sheffield to study Computer Science. “I liked the more mature environment here.” Elizabeth Sullivan-Walker, 18, of Kempston, got A Star Photography, and As in Sociology

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and history and is off to RG exeter to study Sociology. Jessica gray, 18, of Renhold gained an A Star in Film, and As in Communications & Culture and in Drama. She is going to work her way around europe to gain some real life experience. Joshua Haller, 18, of Bedford: A Star in Photography, A in Film and B in French - he is now off to the prestigious Ravensbourne University in London to study film-making. Linguist Dan Sandford, 18, of Bedford: Bs in French and German and he is off to Portsmouth University to study languages. A Degree Apprenticeship in Software Design with Vodaphone awaits Kyran masters, 18, of Luton who gained A Star in Psychology, A Computer Science and B in Chemistry. Kyran beat 20-somethings in a gruelling series of interviews and tests whilst studying at The Bedford Sixth Form.

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The Connolly Foundation has also secured another apprenticeship for Mackenzie harris, known as Mickie, who has just finished her GCSes. Teacher Kelly Savage said: “Mickie has a passion for agriculture. She will hopefully be enrolled at college soon and starting with us after the summer. “A real success has been the bespoke curriculum that is run at Redborne school as part of our learning support department. “Jack has begun to work along side these students that have special educational needs and will be working towards a horticulture qualification. Jack and Mickie will also be supporting these students alongside their teaching assistant to gain confidence and skills around the livestock on the farm.” A former apprenticeship student Ryan Jones is now in full time employment, having gained his Level 2 Agriculture Diploma.

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Achieving the prestigious Queen’s Guide Award On Thursday July 19, Lotte Ridley from 1st Toddington guides was presented with her Queen’s guide Award at a ceremony held in Toddington, Bedfordshire. The Queen’s guide Award is the highest award you can work towards in guiding and can take a number of years to achieve. it is a challenging programme of excursions, outdoor adventures and community action. To achieve her award Lotte travelled to Japan to take part in the World Jamboree, planned the Toddington centenary celebrations and became a First Aider as well as completing a number of other challenges. Lotte is the first person to have achieved the Queen’s guide Award in the District since 1982 and now, as a guiding Leader in Training, hopes to encourage other girls to take on the challenge. Lotte said: “it is amazing to have achieved this award. guiding has made me realise that i want to work with children and has started me on my career as an Educational psychologist.” Lotte added: “i now also intend to visit other guiding units and hopefully encourage other girls and young women to get involved.” girlguiding Bedfordshire’s president Betsy marley said: “We were delighted to present Lotte with her award. She has shown exceptional commitment to reach the highest level, we are all very proud of her.”

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Eathan smashes ‘pursuit’ world record SeVeNTeeN year-old Bedford School pupil and Commonwealth Games cyclist, ethan Vernon, has set a new world record in the Male Junior 3km Individual Pursuit. Seventeen year-old Bedford School pupil and Commonwealth Games cyclist, ethan Vernon, has set a new world record in the U19 Male Junior 3km Individual Pursuit on the first day of the hSBC UK National Youth and Junior Track Championships held in Newport, which began on Sunday 23 July. ethan, who is still just 17 years old, stopped the clock at 3:10.121 in qualification – over six seconds clear of his nearest rival and obliterating the world record by two and a half seconds – at time which is 15 seconds faster than Sir Bradley Wiggins’ personal best! ethan went under the world record mark again in the final, crossing the line at 3:10.371 to win gold and defend his title as National Champion. ethan, who narrowly missed a Commonwealth bronze medal by just a split second in the Team Pursuit, told Bedford School in January. “My main aim this year is to break the world record in the individual pursuit, then on to the World Championships at the end of August. This is all part of my journey to the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.”

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SANDY Town Council wishes to express its sadness at the recent passing of Town Councillor David Sharman. Councillor Sharman was originally elected to the Council in May 2003 and served until May 2015. After a short break he was coopted back on to the Council in August 2015. Councillor Sharman served as Deputy Mayor in 2014/2015 and recently served as Vice Chairman of the Town Council’s Development Scrutiny Committee. Councillor Sharman could always be relied upon to provide considered and solid advice and always acted with the utmost respect and professionalism for his fellow councillors. As well as dedicating his time to the Council, Councillor Sharman served his community by volunteering and working hard for many other community groups, including volunteering for the RSPB. he had a great love for Sandy’s Green spaces and spent considerable time working with the Ivel Valley Conservation volunteers to enhance and protect areas around Sandy, including the Council owned and managed, Riddy nature reserve.

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War-time ‘pill box’ restored WheN the German Army invaded Poland in 1939 it marked the beginning of the Second World War. Soon most of europe fell under German control, and so Great Britain – with its Commonwealth partners – stood totally alone against the might of Germany. As part of the British anti-invasion preparations, 28,000 small fortifications such as pillboxes were constructed in 1940 across the country. The pillbox pictured was just one of many that were built around the Kempston and elstow area to protect the railway and the munition factories in Ampthill Road, Kempston hardwick, which were

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comedy Full-on line-up for the autumn season p Castle Comedy Bedford is the monthly comedy club held at The Gordon Arms, ent Shed, Castle Road, Bedford. A new season of comedy shows gets under way in September and runs through to December. The first show is on Thursday September 13 and features Desiree Burch. She is a sassy New Yorker who shot to stardom by winning The Funny Women Award 2015. She has since appeared on ‘8 out of 10 Cats’, ‘Frankie Boyle’s

American Autopsy’, Mock The Week, have I Got News For You and the latest series of Live At The Apollo! “The funniest comedian I have ever seen in person. She left me breathless with laughter.” ★★★★★ Scotsgay The October show on Thursday 11, stars Rob Deering. he is the UK’s foremost guitarwielding, loop-layering stand-up comedian. he has toured nationally and performed solo shows at the edinburgh Fringe to critical acclaim. he has hosted The Comedy Club (BBC Radio 4), appeared on Comedy Rocks with Jason Manford (ITV), Pointless Celebrities (BBC One) and won Celebrity Mastermind (BBC One) and the comedian’s edition of The Weakest Link. “Truly wonderful stand-up” Sunday Times There is a double headline show on Thursday november 9. Opening the show is Stephen Bailey. he is a comedian and television personality, whose friendly and open brand of gossipy humour has made him one of the most sought after acts on the UK comedy circuit today. he is a regular on Zoe Ball on Saturday/Sunday. Closing the show is Sean mcLoughlin. he has appeared

on ‘Russell howard’s Stand-Up Central’ and Comedy Central’s ‘Live At The Comedy Store’. he has supported Ricky Gervais and Katherine Ryan on tour! Finally the christmas Specials are on December 13, 14 and 20. headlining the shows on the 13 and 14 is ivo graham. With posh boy charm and self-aware wit he has proved a hit with audiences of all ages. he has multiple TV and radio shows including Live At The Apollo and Mock The Week. pat monahan will headline Thursday 20. he is an audience favourite who blends a high-energy comedy style with hilarious observational material. “Supremely engaging, adored by audiences” THE ScOTSmAn All the shows feature full support and are hosted by Bedford favourite, paul Revill. Doors open 7.30pm, Shows start at 8.15pm and tickets are £10 (£8 NUS) or if you fancy a treat, you can buy £18 tickets, which include a pre-show meal and glass of wine from the Gordon Arms. To book visit www.castlecomedy.co.uk

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Have you dined at Sandy’s newest restaurant – Rasoi?

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The Rolling Stones Now The Quarry Theatre presents 7.30pm Friday August 31

Unfiltered – The 20th anniversary tour! The Rolling Stones Now is a celebration of all that has made the The Rolling Stones legendary. In full costumes, recreating the Stones live shows of the late 60’s - 90’s, Mick’s pout, Keith’s riffs and Bill’s stony face are all on show as the band play some of the greatest songs ever written including ‘Brown Sugar’, ‘Jumpin Jack Flash’, ‘Paint it Black’ and ‘Sympathy for the Devil’. The Rolling Stones Now were established in 1998 and since then have travelled the country playing thousands of gigs and events. They have appeared with The New Yardbirds, Geno Washington, The Downliners Sect and on France TV with Jimmy Cliff. Don’t miss a night of struts, riffs and downright dirty Rock n’ Roll where Satisfaction is guaranteed! “Quite simply the best tribute band on planet rock.” THE SUn “…They’re a real laugh… if you want a fun way to end the evening this one’s a blast!” ★★★★ THE DAiLY mAiL “All the swagger of Jagger. The Rolling Stones Now are a gas gas gas” BBc THREE cOUnTiES RADiO

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Toyah brings her full band to Esquires Bedford Esquires Saturday 15th September

From punk princess to cult stage actress and high priestess of TV, Toyah Willcox is a uniquely gifted performer and an inextinguishable flame. Charismatic, outspoken and impossible to categorise, she is one of Britain’s iconic household names – an award-winning rock legend as well as a much-loved stage/screen actress and music composer. In a career spanning over 30 years she has amassed 13 top 40 singles, recorded 24 albums and toured live across the world. She is also an accomplished actor and has appeared in many stage plays and feature films, and voiced and presented many TV shows. Between 1977 and 1983 she fronted the band Toyah before embarking on a successful solo career in the mid 80s. This is a chance to experience Toyah with her full live electric band comprising Toyah Willcox: vocals, Chris Wong: guitar, Andy Doble: keyboard, Mike Nichols: bass and John humphrey: drums. expect a lively and energetic concert with her full live electric band and expect to hear hit singles good Morning Universe, Thunder In The Mountains and It’s A Mystery alongside classics Neon Womb, Danced and Ieya and I Want To Be Free. Tickets are already selling fast so don’t leave it too late! £20 advance from seetickets or in person from esquires Bar, Slide Record Shop and Mario’s hair Design in Kempston.

Ginger Wildheart Bedford Esquires Wednesday 26th September

Ginger Wildheart is an english rock guitartist, singer and songwriter. he was guitarist in The Quireboys from 1987-89 and a year later formed rock band The Wildhearts. Alongside this he has had a solo career, and is now heading out on the road to support his recent album ‘Ghost in the Tanglewood’ released by Graphite Records in March 2018. “While leaning towards country music, my fairly unavoidable accent means that the songs come off less Willie Nelson and more Bobby Thompson, but every lyric is purely heartfelt and every song is as true a

story as you’ll ever hear. This stuff has always been in my blood since I was a wee nipper and it’s an honour to finally get it out for people to hear” says Ginger. This album began life as a Pledge Campaign with all profits donated to The Samaritans to raise an awareness and support suicide prevention and mental health issues – a theme running through the album and close to Ginger’s heart. Tickets are £15 advance, on sale right now from Seetickets.com, or in person without a booking fee from Slide Record Shop, esquires and Mario’s hair Design, Kempston.

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It’s not too late!

It’s not too late to come and visit the Luton hoo estate Walled Garden this summer our Open Wednesdays continue until the end of September from 1030-1600 price is just £5 which includes a guided tour. Come and see the progression - it changes each year, the north-west quarter in particular has been lawned and its borders planted. The Shooting Lodge Cafe serves refreshments and light lunches and is found by walking through the Woodland Walk - an atmospheric area where your imagination can run riot when you glance at the fallen trees and logs. Children, in particular, find this fascinating and there are quizzes to occupy them in the walled garden itself. Younger children are very welcome in pushchairs, or just to toddle around. We also have an Autumn Open Day on Wednesday October 31st 1030-1300 where children’s activities will be on offer including snail races - a very popular pastime. entry price £5 for adults, £3 for children (4+) and free parking.

Free tours which give a history of the garden as well as giving visitors an insight into this volunteer-run enterprise. Refreshments will be available. If Wednesdays are not possible for you there is one other opportunity: Thursday, September 13th is heritage Open Day from 1100-1500 free entry and tours £2. Displays will feature stories about the estate 1918 Roll of honour men who were killed and some of

the women they left behind including Lady Wernher. Our Shooting Lodge cafe will be open then (in addition to Wednesdays) which serves tasty light lunches and good coffee. Don’t forget to buy produce from our stall plenty of fresh vegetables and fruit and plants will be on sale too as well as Luton hoo honey. Talks on Fridays continue this year on September 28th and continuing until the end of April on

the last Friday of the month. They will be held in the estate Office Lecture Room from 1030-1230 for a £5 donation to “garden revival” funds. entry is via the A1081, between Luton and harpenden. Take West hyde Road/Newmill end turning and turn left into entrance gate, follow the signs to the Walled Garden. Postcode LU1 4LF. There is no entry to the walled garden from the Luton hoo hotel.

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THE CASTLE HAS A NEW LOOK!

6 O’Clock Vinyl Night 6-9pm

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Tuesday 11th September

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Live Music from 7.30pm Sunday 30th Sept – “Two Blu”

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VIKKI Stone FRIDAY 28 SEPTEMBER, 7.30PM As seen and heard on BBC Radio 4’s The Now Show, BBC One’s John Bishop Show and the BBC Proms Podcast, award-winning comedian and musician Vikki Stone, is popping a piano in the back of the car and heading out on tour, with a mixture of songs and stand-up you have seen her do on the telly, and some brand spanking new ones.

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