Everyone Else Burns on Channel 4 review – who knew eternal damnation could be this fun? Let us give thanks and pray for the delay of the apocalypse, if it means more of this Evening Standard · Jan 23, 2023
Hellfire and heathens: the making of Channel 4’s new religious cult comedy Everyone Else Burns ‘Everything’s funnier if you’re worried that your family might be obliterated by divine fire’ Evening Standard · Jan 23, 2023
TV tonight: Simon Bird prepares for Armageddon in new sitcom Everyone Else Burns Lolly Adefope also stars in this Manchester-set comedy. Plus: watch out for the Clickers in The Last of Us. Here’s what to watch this evening The Guardian - UK · Jan 23, 2023
Everyone Else Burns: this great new British comedy will make you laugh again and again The Inbetweeners’ Simon Bird stars in this bright, original show about a hyper-religious family. It’s such an excellent reminder of Britain’s flair for sitcoms that it’s oddly stirring The Guardian - UK · Jan 21, 2023
‘I was the oldest person on set’: how a doomsday comedy lured Inbetweener Simon Bird back to TV Ambitious, warm, funny: Channel 4’s great new comedy about an apocalyptic cult was irresistible to the longtime sitcom actor – even if his castmates’ clubbing chat went over his head … The Guardian - UK · Jan 20, 2023
The Inbetweeners star rules out any more 'sad and creepy' revivals The Channel 4 comedy was last on our screens in 2010 before spawning two movie follow-ups Wales Online · Jan 18, 2023
The Inbetweeners star Simon Bird thinks reviving the sitcom would be ‘sad and creepy’ The actor played Will McKenzie on the hit noughties show and two spin-off movies Evening Standard · Jan 17, 2023
New £100m Humber ferry terminal proposal submitted to Planning Inspectorate Immingham Eastern Ro-Ro Terminal develoment consent order is in the hands of National Infrastructure Planning Birmingham Post · Jan 6, 2023
Big interview: Simon Bird on the economy, freeport status, hydrogen and ferry terminal progress David Laister speaks to the Humber port director as the new year sees activity across several key fronts Birmingham Post · Jan 5, 2023
Hydrogen port trial is a UK first for Immingham as eyes firmly fixed on £4b UK production prize Huge import terminal and production plan will enter public consultation next week as containers move emission-free on quayside Birmingham Post · Jan 4, 2023
What did Paul Ritter die from and was Friday Night Dinner star deaf in real life? Channel 4 will show the 10th anniversary documentary special of Friday Night Dinner tonight as former cast members pay their respects to the late Paul Ritter, who died last year Daily Mirror · Oct 21, 2022
New Immingham ferry terminal will 'bring confidence to economy' with international trade investment - ABP Humber port director updates on huge project with Stena Line as consent is about to be sought Birmingham Post · Oct 14, 2022
Robert Popper on his new show I Hate You, the end of Friday Night Dinners and the secret to writing comedy ‘With a show, I love it and live it... I become obsessed” Evening Standard · Oct 5, 2022
Where are Friday Night Dinner stars now - tragic death and Vick Hope romance Following the sad death of Friday Night Dinner actor Harry Landis, we take a look at what the rest cast of the hit Channel 4 sitcom are up to days Daily Mirror · Sep 14, 2022
Birmingham Post · Jul 4, 2022 Former Tioxide site relaunched as a major industrial location by ABP as Rolls-Royce shortlisting secured Sprawling Humber bank location opened up as part of major land release by port operator
Daily Mirror · May 7, 2022 Inbetweeners star is unrecognisable with bizarre haircut and beard as he films new comedy The actor, who has also played Adam Goodman on Friday Night Dinner, is filming a new Channel 4 comedy series, but he will always be remembered for his role as Will Mckenzie
Wales Online · May 6, 2022 Tipping Point fans think contestant looks like Will from The Inbetweeners Friday's Tipping Point contestant bare a stark resemblance to Simon Bird
The Guardian - UK · Apr 21, 2022 Simon Bird: ‘All my favourite directors specialised in bleak, sad comedy – right up my street’ The Days of the Bagnold Summer director and Inbetweener answers your questions on Ethiopian piano-playing nuns, his ideal brand of custard and starring as a young David Baddiel
Birmingham Post · Apr 20, 2022 ABP's 4.25 million sq ft Humber International Enterprise Park gains formal planning consent Site east of Saltend Chemicals Park near Hull could support 6,500 jobs
Birmingham Post · Mar 28, 2022 Humber ports director on how the blue economy is helping green up the Energy Estuary Simon Bird has reflected on COP 26 president Alok Sharma's visit to Hull
Birmingham Post · Feb 8, 2022 Port director calls for second Humber Bridge to handle future freight needs Flood barrier proposal could provide opportunity to further link North and South Bank quaysides