Alfie Joey
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- 7
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- Sep 12, 2026
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- Jul 5, 2026
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Great North Run charity runners raise around £25m each year for vital causes (opens the original)
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Alfie Joey on the great work that is done each year by everyone taking part in the Great North Run FOR many years I commentated at the start of the Great North Run for the BBC, standing above the Rose Bridge just off Claremont Road. The sight of all those different colours and costumes, all carrying different stories was never less than awe-inspiring. READ MORE: How can a £160m station still be an eyesore months after its official opening? For me, that is when the Great North Run becomes so muc
Five FREE things to do if your children are getting bored of the summer break (opens the original)
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Alfie Joey gives parents and grandparents some much needed summer holiday inspiration! It is that time of the summer holidays when children start the dreaded chant: “I’m bored… I’m bored!” There was a brilliant TV programme when I was younger called ‘Why Don’t You?’ It ran from the mid-1970s to the mid-1990s, and its concept was like so many great ideas, unbelievably simple. The young presenters responded to letters from viewers suggesting fun things to do – from arts and crafts to days out and
Alfie Joey - My incredible niece transforming lives one nipple at a time after cancer (opens the original)
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Alfie Joey writes about his incredible niece and her business partner who are improving lives after cancer It's my niece’s birthday! Happy birthday, Our Megan. (Everyone in our family has the pre-fix ‘Our’ before their name) However, Our Megan is no ordinary niece. She is a great mam to her three daughters, an unbelievable grafter running a busy hairdressing business and an animal lover to a menagerie; she is also an award-winning charity champion. It is that last element I want to tell you abou
'My memories of three of comedy's greatest legends' (opens the original)
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Alfie Joey pays tribute to the comedic greats in his latest column Great comics never leave the stage, their acts are so good they continue to do curtain calls from the ether. We continue to quote their catchphrases, enjoy their clips being reposted on you tube or watch talking head tribute shows, usually shown around Christmas time. And in my opinion, any Mount Rushmore of British comic greats without one of Eric Morecambe, Tommy Cooper or Bob Monkhouse on the list, is frankly, incomplete. That
ALFIE JOEY: I never thought I'd be a fan but classical music is my perfect escape (opens the original)
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Alfie Joey has found a new passion for classical music – and urges us to give it a listen to see what we’re missing I’M late to the party when it comes to classical music. And, confession time, I never thought I’d see the day I’d be a Classic FM/BBC Radio 3 listener. I was brought up in a house that listened to Radio 2 and good ol’ BBC local radio, the latter where I ended up working. I am also news and sport obsessed so I eventually soaked up my fair share of 5 Live, Radio 4 and LBC. READ MORE:
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