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SUMMARY:The Repair Shop 255x26 - Episode 26
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DESCRIPTION:Listed as Series 15 Episode 2 on BBC siteThe first restorati
	onarrives ahead of time. Head teacher Bethan has brought in herschool cloc
	k with high hopes that the combined skills of clockrestorer Steve Fletcher
	 and clock face painter Cindy Wellandcan nurse her historical timepiece ba
	ck to life. Back in 1877\,the clock was gifted to the school by none other
	 than FlorenceNightingale. It has remained a stalwart of the school and th
	eirbiggest claim to fame but has never\, to anyone's memory\,worked! With 
	the school's 150-year anniversary coming up\,Bethan is hoping the clock ca
	n make its debut as a workingfeature of the school's rich history. Steve t
	akes a school tripto unveil his and the team's efforts and fortunately rec
	eivestop marks.There's also a tale of animal rescue in the barn. Petlover 
	Angie Bakalarou has the paper skills required for Hazel'smap repair. Her d
	ad was an RSPCA inspector who lived for hiswork\, rescuing animals all ove
	r Yorkshire. As a child\, Hazelrelished going out with her dad on his call
	-outs. But thesewere the days before satnav\, and Hazel was put in charge 
	ofmap-reading them to the right location - a job she adored.After her dad 
	passed away\, she found a single map of Wharfdalein Yorkshire in his box o
	f 'important things to keep'. Nowalmost transparent\, with tears and the e
	dges falling apart\,Hazel is desperate to save it from rack and ruin. Angi
	e chartsout the best route to recovery\, leaving Hazel with thekeepsake of
	 her dad she had longed for.Pete Woods has a giftfor repairing instruments
	\, and Natalie and her dad Mike arehoping he can restore harmony to one th
	ey treasure. Mike's latefather played the saxophone over a semi-profession
	al careerthat spanned from the 1940s right up to the 1990s. After thewar\,
	 he travelled around the UK in big bands and swing bands.In 1950\, he deci
	ded he needed a ‘proper job'\, so he becamean engineer\, but he carried 
	on playing sax with a band heformed called The **** Wade 5. He was in his 
	mid-70s by thetime he retired\, and he died in 2004. His musical talentspa
	ssed down to son Mike\, who plays piano\, and hisgranddaughter Natalie\, w
	ho is following in his footsteps\,playing the saxophone. Mike would love t
	o see the instrumentplaying like it did back in its heyday\, so daughter N
	ataliecan continue to use it. Pete must repair the pads\, fix amissing key
	 guard and spruce up the old brass to get Natalieblowing the saxophone in 
	front of an audience of experts.
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