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On March 6th 1961 George Formby, one ofBritain's most popular entertainers, died aftersuffering a heart attack.Born George Hoy Booth inWigan in 1904, he was the sonof a music hall star who per-formed under the name ofFormby. When George was seven hewas apprenticed to a jockeybut weight gain meant this wasruled out as a career. So hefollowed his father onto themusic hall stage, making hisdebut when he was 17-years-old. His act featured a ukulele, the instrumentwhich was to become his trademark alongwith his toothy grin. Some of his most

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Doncaster based plumber Paul ofPipedown Plumbing and Heatinghas experienced an increase intrade over the past months. “It’smainly down to the help I got fromAT Doncaster. Not only do theyfind me work but they also dealwith the whole customer side:everything from contacting thehouseholder, following up onquotes and even chasing up on thepayment – the things that I hatedealing with”. Says Paul. “Theyfree up my time to do what I’m bestat – being a plumber”.

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Quotes worth quotingEven whenf r e s h l e ywashed andrelieved of allo b v i o u sconfections,

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Were we closer to the groundas children or is the grassemptier now?

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