If you’re an Archers fan, then the newly launched Ambridge village blog might be of interest. But has the Ambridge blog team been taking inspiration from PARWICH.ORG, we wonder?
Where Parwich leads, Ambridge follows?
Wednesday November 17, 2010 by Mike A
Posted in 2010, About this site, Local Links, Posts of Note | 2 Comments
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Oh what a rip-off! ………there will be action!!!…….well there might if we had recourse to some legal-aid. Ooops – anyone up for a whip-round?
Wow, this is actually quite amazing – one of the Archers scriptwriters, who also set up the Ambridge blog, has recently posted this comment elsewhere:
“I’ve been popping into parwich.org for quite a while as an Archers scriptwriter, often drawing on it for little village details. So yes, it was a big influence when we were setting up the Ambridge site.”