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More than just trainers.....Anthony Etherton has been having a ball doing voice-overs for Combat Club, a new children’s series for Channel 5, developing children’s skills in ancient martial arts to be broadcast some time in the Autumn.Last month Anthony won the monthly medal at his second home the Perryivale golf club. With a net score of 63 that means his handicap has just gone up (or is that down?) Matthew Smith has been offered (and has accepted) a contract as Senior Drama Tutor at the Guildford School of Drama. A very large feather in his substantial portfolio hat. Mathew will now be juggling (yes, he does really juggle) his time between Guildford and Impact Factory. Jo Ellen has been filming a programme produced by Landmark Films for Sky 1 called Angry Britain. It will be screened in November and we will let everyone know the dates when we do. When she's not in front of the cameras or at Impact Factory, Jo Ellen spends a great deal of her time involved with the Bury (St Edmunds) in Bloom Committee, ensuring this gorgeous gem of a town stays top of the compost heap with its floral displays, sustainable planting, environmental responsibility and community involvement. This year at the Anglia in Bloom Awards Ceremony, Bury took top prize in the Large Town Category and a Special Award for Best Community Project.
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