A TELEVISION programme is set to shine a light on a famous jam maker. Journalist and presenter Michael Portillo visited Wilkin and Sons in Tiptree as part of the BBC show Great British Railway Journeys. The documentary series, which airs tomorrow on BBC2 at 6.30pm, sees Mr Portillo travel the length and breadth of the country by train. Chairman of Wilkin and Sons Walter Scott said it was a “great pleasure” to welcome Mr Portillo and the crew and described the day as a “great success”. The episode will focus on Land Army Girls. During the first and second world wars women filled the jobs left by men who had gone to fight.
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Andi Oliver presents this second series of the cook-off contest that pits an amateur against a professional chef to see who can pull off the tastier signature dish. Up first is former fighter pilot Chris, who hopes his beef stroganoff can beat chef Mark Sargeantâs plaice dish for the chance to win £10,000.
A TELEVISION programme is set to shine a light on a famous jam maker. Journalist and presenter Michael Portillo visited Wilkin and Sons in Tiptree as part of the BBC show Great British Railway Journeys. The documentary series, which airs tomorrow on BBC2 at 6.30pm, sees Mr Portillo travel the length and breadth of the country by train. Chairman of Wilkin and Sons Walter Scott said it was a “great pleasure” to welcome Mr Portillo and the crew and described the day as a “great success”. The episode will focus on Land Army Girls. During the first and second world wars women filled the jobs left by men who had gone to fight.
A TELEVISION programme is set to shine a light on a famous jam maker. Journalist and presenter Michael Portillo visited Wilkin and Sons in Tiptree as part of the BBC show Great British Railway Journeys. The documentary series, which airs tomorrow on BBC2 at 6.30pm, sees Mr Portillo travel the length and breadth of the country by train. Chairman of Wilkin and Sons Walter Scott said it was a “great pleasure” to welcome Mr Portillo and the crew and described the day as a “great success”. The episode will focus on Land Army Girls. During the first and second world wars women filled the jobs left by men who had gone to fight.
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