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Lee Dalgetty

Glaswegians with ‘interesting stories’ wanted for new TV show

A television production company is on the hunt for willing Glaswegians with stories to tell, for a new show.

Purple Productions, the team behind shows such A Lake District Farmshop and Motorway Cops: Catching Britain’s Speeders are looking for charismatic Glasgow folks to get involved with in the programme.

There is little known about the project, though filming will take place on November 21. If you think you’ve got a tale to tell, you can get in touch with them now.

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Purple Productions said: “We are making an exciting new TV series with a national travel company and are looking for people travelling by coach from Glasgow w/c November 21, with interesting stories to tell.

“If this sounds like you, please contact development@purpleproductions.co.uk to hear more.”

The Manchester based company, ran by BBC commissioners Pam Cavannagh and Dympna Jackson, produce factual entertainment projects and game shows for various channels - and will be heading to Glasgow next week.

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