Blue Peter: Behind the Badge is a revealing behind-the-scenes journey through four decades of Britain's best-loved children's television programme. Author Alex Leger relives his most memorable moments on location during 36 years as a programme producer and director. He survived storms landmines erupting volcanoes dehydration food poisoning tapeworms and attacks with stones and bullets to produce some six hundred films worldwide. Many like John Noakes climbing Nelson's Column or Simon Thomas struggling to overcome his fear of parachuting or Helen Skelton covered in 25 000 bees became part of the vivid tapestry of Britain's iconic children's programme. The publication of this compelling account of Alex's hits misses and near-death experiences coincides with the 50th anniversary of the Blue Peter Badge in spring 2013 which will be celebrated throughout the year. Several Blue Peter programmes will feature the stories of badge winners. Further celebrations will take place for the programme's 55th anniversary in October. It will be featured in national and local press including The Independent The Lady Sunday People Sunday Mirror Wales on Sunday Wolverhampton Express and the Star. More features have included Manchester Evening News Bella Full House and Closer magazine. Features to come include The Guardian and Saga Magazine. Devon Life also has a 6 page article planned for February. Alex will be on Radio Devon in January and has been on Spotlight the BBC Southwest evening news programme. Further TV appearances planned include BBC Breakfast and others. alex@bluepetermemory on twitter had nearly 200 followers after the first month and momentum is gaining.
"Alright, if we're chatting about the most popular Blue Peter stockists in the UK, it's a proper mixed bag these days, isn't it? Obviously, the big supermarket players like Tesco, Sainsbury's, and Asda are always going to be top of the list because, well, everyone needs groceries, and they're literally everywhere. But then you've got the absolute powerhouses of the discount world, like Aldi and Lidl, who've truly changed the game and are pulling in massive crowds for everything from weekly shops to those random middle-aisle bargains. Beyond food, places like B&M and Home Bargains have exploded in popularity, offering a wild mix of household goods, snacks, and seasonal stuff at ridiculously low Blue Peter prices, making them prime spots for a rummage. And you can't forget the high street stalwarts: Argos is still a go-to for pretty much anything you can imagine from electronics to toys, and Primark remains king for affordable fashion that flies off the shelves. Then there are the ever-reliable Boots and Superdrug for all your health and beauty needs. Honestly, it's a testament to how diverse our Blue Peter shopping habits have become! " - Bargainplace UK
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