Maggiemags
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Oh my God! Can't WAIT to hear more! It's SO frustrating to know that it's all over and there's still no real news. Obv, that means nothing so far specifically about Gaz!
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WOW great find maggiemags :smile: love the pic
would it be ok for me to post on the official site? if not,its ok
Sure, go ahead
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At 02:44 (Dirty stop-out!
)I'm round at a friends having a few drinks... Watching X-factor on Sky Plus. Lucie is amazing! VOTE LUCIE! XOn last night's evidence, I'd pretty much have to agree - wasn't overly impressed by any of them.
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@rhiannonsarah Ha! Loving the 'Porta Potter' !0 -
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Ha! Ok... just pretended to be on the phone for about 5mins... then realised i could just actually call someone! Idiot!0 -
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Have u ever been in a cab and the driver just won't shut up?! SHUT UP!! Not even listening! I'm typing this while he yaps on about nothing!!0 -
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Signing out kids! Sleep well... Until tomorrow xNight Gaz! :heart:
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Ooo! And! He's changed his pic on there - MUCH better!
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At 21.08 today:
Not feeling well. Had to go home early from rehearsals... I had a 23hr Migraine. Not long been out of bed :-( Send me some love! xPoor Gaz! :heart:
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:laugh: hehe, just seen a post re his wearing 2 socks, and him saying : do you think its weird? :laugh:
But its gone now, I think he posted it on the wrong forum.
And he is following 2 people now. :tongue:
I've got it:
You think the 2 sock thing is wierd?! FACT: @johnowenjones is part of the 'UK Roller-coaster Association' ?! Whatever that means ;-)See this thread for what he's talking about.
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Gareth_Gates Yes I start rehearsals for Les Mis tomorrow. Can't wait. Just finished the book! ..so ready and raring to go! Better start warming up now! x
3 minutes ago from web
Funny that more than a couple of his replies think that he's written a book! :laugh: Nice to see that he's on there a bit more often. Hopefully John Owen Jones will really get him into it - he posts regularly.
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Great to see he was there - thanks for that
I wonder if The One Show's Adrian Chiles & Christine Bleakley have tapped him up to go on the show? *Crosses fingers* 0 -
He's incredible! He'll have a go at anything, won't he?!
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Report from the event from here:
Youngsters’ efforts are recognised at first ceremony of its kind in Bradford6:49pm Sunday 11th October 2009
By Marc Meneaud »
Pop star Gareth Gates and Emmerdale actor Tom Lister were among the celebrities at the first charity dinner of its kind to recognise the efforts of disadvantaged young people in Bradford.
The celebrities were joined by sports stars including Bradford City manager Stuart McCall and athletics World Championship silver medalist Peter Elliot, at the award dinner at Bradford Grammar School.
Organised by the One In A Million charity, co-founded by Bradford City assistant manager Wayne Jacobs, the event was to recognise five youngsters who had made a significant difference to their community.
Wayne Jacobs said: “It was an outstanding evening to celebrate the children and young people of our city.”
The awards on the night were presented to Thomas Watmough from Queensbury for achievements within athletics, Peter Waters from Wrose won outstanding volunteer, and the contribution to the community award was won by Levi and Jacob Guy of Canterbury, Little Horton.
Stuart McCall presented the award for most consistent team to the Samba Boys, an indoor football team from West Bowling, and the One In A Million award was presented by Gareth Gates to Thomas “TJ” Stokes from Canterbury.
Since starting out with seven children attending football coaching on the Canterbury Estate, One In A Million now helps more than 750 children and young people each week,.
Sessions include football, athletics, basketball, street dance and Kwik cricket.
The charity also works with the Bradford City Girls Centre of Excellence, offers arts and media courses and works with young people who are not in employment, education or training.
The inaugural charity dinner, held on Saturday, was also attended by local busineesmen and women, councillors and Sports Minister and Bradford South MP Gerry Sutcliffe.
Wayne Jacobs said: “It was a truly memorable occasion which will not only have had a positive effect on the children and all those in attendance but the lives of those who will go on to help through the work they are doing alongside One In A Million.”
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Sorry I've been so long in adding my two penn'orth - had all sorts of PC problems and not been able to post on here.
As I boarded the train from Preston to the big smoke I noticed that it was called 'Clic Sargent' and felt that this was a good omen for the show in store the following evening. And so it proved. The whole thing was absolutely fantastic. To use Gareth's vernacular - a proper wicked show.
He of course was the highlight and, by the sound of his reception, not just for me! It was a joy to see and hear the way in which he was received. I noticed more than one person turn to the person they were with and clearly express surprise at just how good he was.
Lovely as well to see the interaction with him from others as they all assembled on the stage for the finale. I was just SO proud. The guy just wins over every single person he meets.
Thrilled to hear the clips Snowdrop - so kind of that person to pass them on to you - there'll certainly be a donation winging it's way to CS from me! Brilliant that we can all listen to him over and over again. Thanks so much for posting.
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This is brilliant! :hyper: I was just flicking through the channels and landed on TMF when the rundown was at number eight. I wondered if it was the same vote and, as Take That scrolled by followed by Will and Alexandra I never imagined that I hadn't missed Gaz and then! There he was! :frantics:
He certainly brightened up a pretty grey Sunday afternoon! Well done everyone! :smile:
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Anyone still wanting to go to this, but not got tix? A friend of mine has asked me to post this:
I have two tickets to this Charity Gala taking place this coming Sunday 4th October. They are priced at £125 each but as I am unable to go I am happy to take £125 the pair (or less - name your price). If you can't take the tickets, but know someone that can, please put them in touch with me.TICKETS ARE SITUATED IN THE MIDDLE OF THE FRONT ROW STALLS
Reason for Sale
There is another high profile Charity Concert taking place on the same night and when I booked the tickets I was unaware of the conflict of dates
If you're interested, post in this thread or PM me and I'll put you in touch with the seller. :smile:
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Interesting to see Zoe's headlining there in November - wonder if he'll be in the audience that night.
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12 minutes ago:
Just been Clay Pigeon Shooting for the Bobby Moore fund. They raised thousands :-) Great day! I beat my mate matt! XLucky thing - I LOVE clay pigeon shooting!
Details here.
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And, if you're anything like me, once again when you get home!
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I know I have seen Les Mis a few times but I still don't know who plays what and when
Have we the story anywhere?
Heather posted this link
a while back - it's complicated! 
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You know, I'd been considering watching that anyway - or at least trying to work out how to record it.
Just put your Humax on channel 301 or 302 - whichever it's playing on and press 'record', et voila
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Coverage is on the Red Button service - wonder if we'll spot him
Can't find what time the coverage starts, but the entertainment starts at 5.30pm0
News from opening night - Les Mis in Cardiff
in Miscellaneous Archives
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Lynne Wilmot on Twitter:
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