Always read the small print!

Written by Scott Ross in One 2 Three👁 1,476

Tuesday 22 December 2020, 3.00pm

It’s probably true to say that a lot of people have fallen foul of online shopping by not carefully reading the small print.

A week or so ago news broke about a woman who thought she’d got a a brand new sofa for a bargain price, only to discover that rather than the full size bargain, she’d hoped for, it turned out to be an item for a dolls house.

Well now comes news of a man who thought he’d bought a toy inflatable Grinch for his 7-year old daughter, only to discover that when inflated it stood at an impressive 35 feet – higher than his house!

Undaunted by events, Ray Liddell from Hartlepool, has placed the item in the front garden inviting visitors to donate cash for charity.

So far his initiative has raised over £20k for the local Alice House Hospice where his father died of Covid earlier this year.

At least something positive came out of his error.

For her historical feature this week, Margaret Mills took us back to the 19th century to look at the life of a renowned cook, AGNES BERTHA MARSHALL, who was born in Walthamstow in 1855.

Miss Marshall was dubbed “THE ICE CREAM QUEEN, being one of the first to be credited with the invention of an early ice cream making machine.

Listen here to what Margaret had to say about this remarkable woman: –

I’ll see you again next week,
Scott

Always read the small print!

Written by Scott Ross in One 2 Three👁 1,477

Tuesday 22 December 2020, 3.00pm

It’s probably true to say that a lot of people have fallen foul of online shopping by not carefully reading the small print.

Undaunted by events, Ray Liddell from Hartlepool, has placed the item in the front garden inviting visitors to donate cash for charity.

So far his initiative has raised over £20k for the local Alice House Hospice where his father died of Covid earlier this year.

At least something positive came out of his error.

For her historical feature this week, Margaret Mills took us back to the 19th century to look at the life of a renowned cook, AGNES BERTHA MARSHALL, who was born in Walthamstow in 1855.

Miss Marshall was dubbed “THE ICE CREAM QUEEN, being one of the first to be credited with the invention of an early ice cream making machine.

Listen here to what Margaret had to say about this remarkable woman: –

I’ll see you again next week,
Scott

Always read the small print!

Written by Scott Ross in One 2 Three👁 1,478

Tuesday 22 December 2020, 3.00pm

It’s probably true to say that a lot of people have fallen foul of online shopping by not carefully reading the small print.

Undaunted by events, Ray Liddell from Hartlepool, has placed the item in the front garden inviting visitors to donate cash for charity.

So far his initiative has raised over £20k for the local Alice House Hospice where his father died of Covid earlier this year.

At least something positive came out of his error.

For her historical feature this week, Margaret Mills took us back to the 19th century to look at the life of a renowned cook, AGNES BERTHA MARSHALL, who was born in Walthamstow in 1855.

Miss Marshall was dubbed “THE ICE CREAM QUEEN, being one of the first to be credited with the invention of an early ice cream making machine.

Listen here to what Margaret had to say about this remarkable woman: –

I’ll see you again next week,
Scott

Always read the small print!

Written by Scott Ross in One 2 Three👁 1,479

Tuesday 22 December 2020, 3.00pm

It’s probably true to say that a lot of people have fallen foul of online shopping by not carefully reading the small print.

Undaunted by events, Ray Liddell from Hartlepool, has placed the item in the front garden inviting visitors to donate cash for charity.

So far his initiative has raised over £20k for the local Alice House Hospice where his father died of Covid earlier this year.

At least something positive came out of his error.

For her historical feature this week, Margaret Mills took us back to the 19th century to look at the life of a renowned cook, AGNES BERTHA MARSHALL, who was born in Walthamstow in 1855.

Miss Marshall was dubbed “THE ICE CREAM QUEEN, being one of the first to be credited with the invention of an early ice cream making machine.

Listen here to what Margaret had to say about this remarkable woman: –

I’ll see you again next week,
Scott