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SUMMARY:The Repair Shop 255x27 - Episode 27
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DESCRIPTION:Listed as Series 15 Episode 3 on BBC siteFirst to the barn i
	sPeggy Doran and daughter Jayne\, hoping painting conservatorLucia Scalisi
	 can use her skills to honour a man who was alegend in their family. Back 
	in the 1940s and 50s\, Peggy'shusband Bill was a well-decorated motorcycle
	 racer who spedthrough the finish line at Scarborough to win the course la
	precord and eventually the Gold Cup. He went on to win theBelgium Grand Pr
	ix. After he retired\, he opened a motorbikeshop\, and his love of bikes w
	as passed down to daughter Jayneand eventually granddaughter Emilie.Sadly\
	, Bill died whenJayne was just 13. The family enjoy looking through old ph
	otosof their beloved Bill doing what he loved best\, and once\,when Jayne 
	went up to Scarborough to visit the track where herdad held so many accola
	des\, she saw the old course lap recordsign\, with his name on it. But she
	 was dismayed to learn thatit was about to be demolished after years of be
	ing exposed tothe elements. The circuit director offered her the sign to t
	akehome with her as a memento of her dad. She couldn't believe herluck\, b
	ut it had picked up some bumps and scrapes over theyears. Lucia must scram
	ble to salvage the vinyl lettering\,whilst Dominic Chinea races to save th
	e wooden framework on theback of the sign. It's a double win that leaves t
	he entirefamily feeling on top of the podium.Next\, a severely crackedmech
	anical doll needing the expert skills of toy restorersJulie Tatchell and A
	manda Middleditch. For Ian\, the doll is apainful reminder of his sister D
	enise\, who he lost in a roadtraffic accident when she was just 24. After 
	she died\, hisparents stored the doll in the loft\, and Ian has only recen
	tlyrediscovered it. While Julie and Amanda crack on with fillingthe doll's
	 fractures\, creating new digits for her missingfingers and making a new o
	utfit\, mechanical whizz DavidBurville is enlisted to get her walking and 
	moving her headagain. When Ian sees the newly restored doll\, he can't bel
	ievethe transformation.Oyez\, oyez! Carpenter Will Kirk andsilversmith Bre
	nton West are on hand to do what they do bestfor the final fix. In search 
	of sparkle is Kila and her bell.As the first female town crier for Lytham 
	in Lancashire\, shewants her dull bell to be as shiny as she is when dress
	ed inall her finery. Passed down to her when she was inaugurated in2023\, 
	the bell has seen better days and needs sprucing up.Also\, on Kila's wish 
	list - a baldrick\, or belt\, typicallyworn over the shoulder to carry a w
	eapon or instrument and inKila's case to keep her all-important handbell\,
	 which leatherworker Suzie Fletcher is roped in to make. In one of the bar
	n'sgrandest exits\, Kila - in full town crier livery - has a go onher spru
	ced-up ringer and gives the experts a bold 'thank you'cry.
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