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Children In Need

[updated] With any luck, we hope to be able to present a cheque to Children In Need live on TV this Friday. 

With luck we hope Rob (Evil) Ashley (Devious) will be there although Rob may be in disguise......(guess!!!).The programme is coming from the new tower at Portsmouth and we're told between 8.30 and 9???? Who knows - keep watching - and keep pledging your money! The links below can give you some background to Children In Need and there will be further links so you can make your donation!

"The recent production on stage of Evil of the Daleks raised a good deal of money for charity. A successful stage production that played to a sell-out audience (the best sales in 30 years at the theatre in fact) and kept bubbling the tremendous support for the phenomenon that is Doctor Who! The smiling faces on children and adults alike was testament. Professionally produced with integrity and dedication it showed how a proper stage production could be an asset to the show - leaving fans itching to see the new series! Roll on Christmas!"

Also during the Children In Need night you may catch a glimpse of Devious's own Stephen Cranford in one of his other many guises!


navigation - you are in: news > Children In Need - 17 November - updated

Children In Need

[updated] With any luck, we hope to be able to present a cheque to Children In Need live on TV this Friday. 

With luck we hope Rob (Evil) Ashley (Devious) will be there although Rob may be in disguise......(guess!!!).The programme is coming from the new tower at Portsmouth and we're told between 8.30 and 9???? Who knows - keep watching - and keep pledging your money! The links below can give you some background to Children In Need and there will be further links so you can make your donation!

"The recent production on stage of Evil of the Daleks raised a good deal of money for charity. A successful stage production that played to a sell-out audience (the best sales in 30 years at the theatre in fact) and kept bubbling the tremendous support for the phenomenon that is Doctor Who! The smiling faces on children and adults alike was testament. Professionally produced with integrity and dedication it showed how a proper stage production could be an asset to the show - leaving fans itching to see the new series! Roll on Christmas!"

Also during the Children In Need night you may catch a glimpse of Devious's own Stephen Cranford in one of his other many guises!