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The Archers

Malcopool | 15:13 Fri 11th Mar 2016 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Who resigned as editor of the Borchester Echo in 1976?

Vintage Competition - Find The Year

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Mr. Hapgood-Harman.

18:21 Fri 11th Mar 2016

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dannyk13

Jack Wooley?

Captain2

Well Simon Parker was editor in 1976 but can't find evidence that he resigned

Captain2

Where's Mikey444 when you need him.

dannyk13

1976: A garden centre opened at Grey Gables, managed by Tom and Pru with Higgs as general handyman. ... Jack sold Jaxx Caff and his shares in The Borchester Echo .

mikey4444

Sorry guys...busy elsewhere !

Jack Wooley used to own the Echo, but I am pretty sure he was never the Editor....not really his sort of thing....I doubt if he would have been sober long enough. Elizabeth used to be journo on the Echo, about 30 years ago.

Simon Parker was the Editor during the 70's, although I can't recall exactly when he left the job or why. He did de-flower Shula in a cornfield, which may have resulted in him losing his job.

He was a bit of a cad, although it has to be said that Shula was attracted to cads, like wasps are attracted to open jam jars !

This link may help with similar queries though :::::

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/thearchers/2010/12/six_diamond_decades_-_the_1970.html

Captain2

Thanks Mikey. That's all I can find as well. Simon Parker was employed by Jack Wooley in 1976 but doesn't say who left or why. I used to listen regularly back then but it is 40 years ago!

mikey4444

Malcopool....is this for a Pub quiz, or similar ?

Prudie

When I was first introduced to the Archers yonks ago (not that I stuck with it) Shula was an absolute *** of a teenager.

mikey4444

Prudie.....lets not split hairs here...she was a tart ! No man in trousers was safe anywhere near her.

Captain2

... or out of trousers! ;0))

Prudie

:-)

Ellipsis

Simon Parker was editor from 1976 to 78, so we are looking for his predecessor.

Malcopool

Question Author

Mikey4444 this is part of the Bridgnorth charity quiz from a section titled DUM DI-DUM DI-DUM DI-DUM DUM DI-DUM DI-DAA-DAA. This section has 25 questions and I have answered 24 of them - this was my last one.

mikey4444

malco....I have found another link :::

http://umra.wikia.com/wiki/Peter_Hesketh's_Chronology_of_The_Archers

The only reference to the Borchester Echo I can find is the following ::::

"1976/00/00 A new editor for the Borchester Echo was taken on by Jack Woolley, a young man called Simon Parker, formerly a reporter on the Felpersham Evening Post "

mikey4444