Win a Grange Hill DVD box set signed by Ricky Simmonds!
One lucky reader will receive a signed DVD box set of the popular BBC children's drama, series 9 and 10!
Click here to read our interview with Ricky Simmonds!
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Jewish News is offering one lucky reader the chance to win a DVD box set of Grange Hill, series 9 and 10, signed by actor Ricky Simmonds!
Radio Times Magazine ranked the show in its 50 Greatest Children’s TV Shows of all time at number 2.
Here is your chance to relive your childhood watching this classic BBC Children’s series from creator Phil Redmond continuing the saga and adventures of such famous characters such as Zammo, Roland, Fay Lucas, Danny Kendall, Luke ‘Gonch’ Gardner& Eric ‘Ziggy’ Greaves.
In series 9 and 10, new pupils piling through the Grange Hill gates included Tim Polley as Banksy Banks, Ricky Simmonds as Ant Jones, Amma Asante as Cheryl Webb, Georgina Lewis as Samantha Lewis, Simone Hymans as Calley Donnington, John Drummond as Trevor Cleaver, Fiona- Lee Fraser as Laura Regan and Fleur Taylor as Imelda Davis.
The box set includes the series’ famous drugs storyline, which lead to the cast’s famous Just Say No campaign, as well as one character battling cancer, another getting engaged and a donkey hidden on the school grounds.
Available to pre-order now from Amazon, Zavvi & Eureka Store
Terms and conditions: One winner will receive a DVD box set of Grange Hill, series 9 and 10, signed by actor Ricky Simmonds. Prize is as stated, not transferable, not refundable and cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or exchanged in whole or in part for cash. By supplying your email address, you agree to receive marketing information from the JN Media Group or any of its affiliates and carefully selected third parties. The promotion excludes employees of Jewish News and the promoter, their immediate families, their agents or anyone professionally connected to the relevant promotion. Proof of eligibility must be provided on request. For full Ts and Cs see jewishnews.co.uk. Closing date: 20 November 2020
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