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±«Óãtv Voices launches Britain's biggest Show and Tell
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±«Óãtv Voices is offering people in Norfolk the opportunity to take part and talk about their achievements, triumphs, disasters, talents or even perform a party piece, as part of a giant Show and Tell.
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The Show and Tells will appear early in the New Year on the largest, free, permanent digital screen in the Eastern region at Fusion, part of a series of exciting digital and creative spaces at The Forum in Norwich, the landmark Millennium Project for the East of England.
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"All you have to do is send a photo, film or DVD that we can show on the screen, as well as 100 words to tell us all about it," said Gary Standley, producer, ±«Óãtv Voices.
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A Show and Tell can be anything.
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Wendy Witham, producer, ±«Óãtv Voices, said: "It could be something people have done, somewhere they've been, or something they treasure. The ordinary and the extraordinary, or just the opportunity to share secrets and dreams." Ìý
Show and Tells are being collected right now.
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Send photos, film or DVD with no more than 100 words of explanation to ±«Óãtv Voices, The Forum, Millennium Plain, Norwich, Norfolk, NR2 1BH.
Enclose your name and contact details, as well as completing the "consent to show form".
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For more information, go to bbc.co.uk/norfolk.
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Notes to Editors
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±«Óãtv Voices uses the skills and resources of the ±«Óãtv in the community and, for the last four years, has been working with individuals and groups across Norfolk.
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Britain's Biggest Show and Tell Day: Saturday 6 December
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±«Óãtv Voices is holding a Britain's Biggest Show and Tell day in the Millennium Library at The Forum in Norwich on Saturday 6 December.
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The results of Britain's Biggest Show and Tell will be showcased in Fusion at The Forum in early 2009. Ìý
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