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SATURDAY LIVE: About the show
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What do Saturdays mean to you.
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We want to hear what you get up to on a Saturday. Drop us a line and we may send the delightful
Alan Dein
, (pictured) who you may knowÌýas the presenter ofÌý,Ìýto comeÌý& spend a Saturday with you
Tell us about your Saturdays:
saturdaylive@bbc.co.uk
14 March 2008 :: Newmarket Stables
George McGrath
spends his Saturdays mucking out at trainer Willy Musson's stables in Newmarket.
27 December 2008 :: Working Men's Club
Maureen Griffiths
Ìýrecalls her Saturdays runningÌýNorth Leeds Working Men's Club.
22 November 2008 :: Hull City FC
Alan Plater
and
Roy North
devote their Saturdays to following Hull City.
4 October :: Telephone Exchange
Barbara Hughes
recalls her Saturdays working in the telephone exchange.
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George McGrath spends his Saturdays mucking out at trainer Willy Musson's stables in Newmarket.
Maureen GriffithsÌýrecalls her Saturdays runningÌýNorth Leeds Working Men's Club.
Alan Plater and Roy North devote their Saturdays to following Hull City.
Barbara Hughes recalls her Saturdays working in the telephone exchange.
