This maybe the last time, I go out cycling in my sexy Pearl Izumi Team Garmin-Chipotle team kit this year. Mainly since I am going on holiday on Wednesday and I am not back till the 6th October. By which point the weather, will have not doubt started to get much colder and wetter :(.
Tour of Britain Highlights (itv4 | 7:00pm to 8:00pm | Saturday 21st September 2013)
Ned Boulting and Matt Stephens present highlights of stage seven from Epsom to Guildford. Commentary by Hugh Porter and Brian Smith.
Tour of Britain Highlights (itv4 | 9:00pm to 10:00pm | Sunday 22nd September 2013)
Ned Boulting and Matt Stephens present highlights of the climax of the Tour – stage eight around the streets of the capital London. Commentary by Hugh Porter and Brian Smith.
Bad Education (BBC3 | 10:00pm to 10:30pm | Tuesday 24th September 2013)
School-based sitcom. It is Valentine’s Day and headmaster Mr Fraser has planned a special Abbey Grove ‘Take Me Out’ to help the shy kids find love. New deputy headmistress Professor Green is rubbing everyone up the wrong way, apart from Alfie’s father, who happened to go to teacher training college with her. Alfie is desperately trying to persuade Miss Gulliver to come to dinner with him, but is distracted by some shock news from Chantelle. Will Gulliver turn up to dinner and who is Martin Wickers’s surprise dinner date?
Dave Gorman: Modern Life is Goodish (Dave | 10:00pm to 11:00pm | Tuesday 24th September 2013)
Award-winning comedian Dave Gorman’s latest uproarious stage show, exclusive to Dave. The laptop-loving comic examines celebrity culture and star lookalikes.
Grand Designs (Channel 4/HD | 9:00pm to 10:00pm | Wednesday 25th September 2013)
Marine Captain Jon’s life changed forever when he stepped on a land mine in Afghanistan and lost three limbs. Before his injuries, home for Jon had meant a crooked chocolate box Devon cottage. After countless viewings of uninspiring specialist dwellings and awkward conversions, they realised that the only way to get a house that would enable Jon to live independently was to build it themselves.
Waterloo Road (BBC1/HD | 8:00pm to 9:00pm | Thursday 26th September 2013)
School-based drama. Rhiannon sends saucy pictures of herself to Darren and they end up being sent to mobile phones around the school. George finds out Princess is leaving him. And Audrey discovers Lisa and Lenny are trying to scam money out of her.
The Railway: First Great Western (Channel 5 | 8:00pm to 9:00pm | Thursday 26th September 2013)
Documentary series following the staff of First Great Western, one of Britain’s largest train operating companies. Sleepy Newbury Racecourse station springs to life as the public heads to two major events at the nearby racecourse. A team is drafted into the usually unmanned station to help keep things running smoothly – but will it remain a cheerful day for all? Train manager Jody expects the unexpected as she embarks on another day on the Paddington – Swansea line.
All TV guide information taken from DigiGuide — www.getdigiguide.tv/?p=1&r=15119.
Why, oh why is job hunting just so boring??? Don’t get my wrong I love my current job. Just I really need a job with more hours. Can’t really live on just doing 15 hours a week. Yes, you heard me right just 15 hours! Even if I could get my hours up to 25 hours a week. I would be more than happy. But I already do the maximum number of hours I can at my current job. Since they are only open 3 nights a week.
As much, as I love my current job. Which is a bar supervisor at the Peterborough Greyhound Stadium. I have been working at the dog track for just over 10 years. I only started working there, while I tried to sort my life out. 10 years later. I am still there.
So it’s about time, I move on and try to set myself some new goals in life…
This time next year. I want to have another job, even if it’s another one on top of my current job.
Oh and I have been looking at www.syha.org.uk/about-us/job-vacancies.aspx a lot for jobs! So yes, I may even move back to Scotland!!
YouView has added new search function to its iOS companion app. Which works with the iPhones from 3GS and up, iPod touch from third generation and the iPad.
You can search for shows in the TV Guide and Now & Next menus and the app will save your most recent searches to make finding your favourites channels and shows even easier.
The updated YouView iOS app will let you search for both channels and TV shows, so you can search for say ‘Dave’ or ‘Holby City’ and the app will do the rest.
It will also show other programmes in a series and HD versions of shows will be presented where available.
Right now only the YouView iOS app has been updated. YouView say the Android version is coming soon. But have so far not given a time, to when this will happen.
Download YouView for iOS from iTunes here.
Cooper, loves finding wood while out walking, the bigger the better!
Got to love some of the village and town names in the UK. Yes Bitchfield is really a name of a village, in Lincolnshire just down the road from me!
Below are the top three most looked at photos on this website so far during September 2013.
Number 1 (167 views) : Spider-Man suit
Number 2 (148 views) : Spider-Man suit
Number 3 (141 views) : RST Pro Series 1 Piece Leather Suit
Here is the first ever photo of myself wearing my new Irn-Bru Freeride Cycling Jersey. Which I got from foska.com for £24.95. Down from a full price of £44.95! So just had to get it!! 🙂
Tour of Britain (itv4 | 9:00pm to 10:00pm | Sunday 15th September 2013)
Ned Boulting and Matt Stephens present the highlights from stage one from Peebles to Drumlanrig Castle. Commentary by Hugh Porter and Brian Smith.
Tour of Britain (itv4 | 7:00pm to 8:00pm | Sunday 15th September 2013)
Ned Boulting is joined by Matt Stephens for the highlights of stage two from Carlisle to Kendal. Commentary by Hugh Porter and Brian Smith.
Tour of Britain (itv4 | 7:00pm to 8:00pm | Tuesday 17th September 2013)
Ned Boulting and Matt Stephens present highlights of stage three – a time trial at Knowsley. Commentary by Hugh Porter and Brian Smith.
Bad Education (BBC3 | 10:00pm to 10:30pm | Tuesday 17th September 2013)
School-based sitcom. Abbey Grove is rocked by the news that deputy headmistress Miss Pickwell is dead and Alfie is left particularly on edge when her suicide note clearly lays the finger of blame on him after one of his class’s pranks pushes her over the edge. Haunted by guilt, will Alfie be able to put her unquiet spirit at rest with the perfect memorial service? With Pickwell gone, headmaster Mr Fraser decides to advertise for her position with less-than-successful results, which may mean Miss Gulliver is offered the role full-time. But will the power change her?
Tour of Britain (itv4 | 7:00pm to 8:00pm | Wednesday 18th September 2013)
Ned Boulting and Matt Stephens present highlights of stage four from Stoke-on-Trent to Llanberis. Commentary by Hugh Porter and Brian Smith.
Grand Designs (Channel 4/HD | 9:00pm to 10:00pm | Wednesday 18th September 2013)
You couldn’t meet two more different people than Martin and Kae Walker. Martin’s a commercial architect who specialises in industrial buildings. He’s clinical and technical, obsessed with how things fit together. Kae is an art director, a creative powerhouse who is passionate about giving buildings heart and soul. They’ve worked together ever since they got married, but now they’re taking on their toughest project yet, building the ultimate family home near York, inspired by a giant farm shed. Kae’s vision is for a ‘mothership’, a home that makes the business of being a mum easier, with a central command centre from which she’ll be able to keep track of the kids wherever they play in the house.
Waterloo Road (BBC1/HD 8:00pm to 9:00pm | Thursday 19th September 2013)
School-based drama. Princess’s relationship with George continues to sour – leading her to temptation with one of his pupils. Elsewhere, there is conflict when Simon introduces his Apprentice competition to Waterloo Road, creating a ‘boys against girls’ rivalry.
The Railway: First Great Western (Channel 5 | 8:00pm to 9:00pm | Thursday 19th September 2013)
Documentary series following the staff of First Great Western, one of Britain’s largest train operating companies. This episode explores what happens on the network after dark. We spend a night in Reene Ehrman’s shoes on the Night Riviera service, which connects the capital to the far south west. Before the train sets off, it is touch-and-go for a broken down carriage. Gary Brownlie, Reading’s duty station manager, finds hordes of student merrymakers passing through the station.
Perfect Storms: Disasters That Changed the World (Yesterday | 9:00pm to 10:00pm | Thursday 19th September 2013)
History-defining disasters. A huge earthquake devastated Japan in 1923, killing up to 160,000 people and setting the country on a path to war as the military took power.
Tour of Britain (itv4 | 10:30pm to 11:30pm | Thursday 19th September 2013)
Ned Boulting and Matt Stephens present highlights of stage five from Machynlleth to Caerphilly. Commentary by Hugh Porter and Brian Smith.
Tour of Britain (itv4 | 7:00pm to 8:00pm | Friday 20th September 2013)
Ned Boulting and Matt Stephens present highlights of stage six from Sidmouth to Haytor. Commentary by Hugh Porter and Brian Smith.
Big School (BBC1/HD | 9:00pm to 9:30pm | Friday 20th September 2013)
Comedy series set in a secondary school. Mr Church is keen to be involved with Miss Postern’s school trip to France, but with no places left he needs to find a way to get on the coach. Anything is possible with a hefty bribe, but things do not go according to plan in Dieppe. Love is in the air, but Mr Church had moules mariniere for supper.
All TV guide information taken from DigiGuide — www.getdigiguide.tv/?p=1&r=15119.
Got another mate in my neoprene sleepsack. You will have to take my word for it. He’s well fit! He just does not want anyone seeing his face. So asked me to hood him. So I of course, had to lock it on!
