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Originally posted by eek View PostWhen terry Wigan got in the press a couple of years back regarding being paid for children in Need the bbc argument was that they would have paid to produce program's either way so they were happy to pay performers to appear.
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Originally posted by eek View PostSuity was doing 1 days consultancy for £1700. Now pay up.
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Originally posted by bless 'em all View Post
So funny I couldn't help but donate what I earned today.
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostMany years when Eddie Waring did a performance in Poole. His fee came out of the charity donations which resulted in a loss. There was a big fuss about it at the time and the old git died shortly afterwards.
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Originally posted by eek View PostWhen terry Wigan got in the press a couple of years back regarding being paid for children in Need the bbc argument was that they would have paid to produce program's either way so they were happy to pay performers to appear.
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Originally posted by Cliphead View PostI did a live gig on telly for Children in Need with lots of other name bands and great fun it was (what a party afterwards).
Three months later I got a cheque from the Beeb for £900 for the two live performances, go figure.
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Originally posted by Cliphead View PostI did a live gig on telly for Children in Need with lots of other name bands and great fun it was (what a party afterwards).
Three months later I got a cheque from the Beeb for £900 for the two live performances, go figure.
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I did a live gig on telly for Children in Need with lots of other name bands and great fun it was (what a party afterwards).
Three months later I got a cheque from the Beeb for £900 for the two live performances, go figure.
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Originally posted by Malcolm Buggeridge View PostCan't bear it.
Just don't like being press ganged into it.
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Can't bear it. Never have been able to.
Big sleb backslapping love in.
I do give to charity though. Just don't like being press ganged into it.
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Originally posted by Ruprect View PostNot so funny yet...
So funny I couldn't help but donate what I earned today.
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