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Series 9 Trailer

The first full trailer containing material from the next series has been shown in the UK on BBC1 and is now available to view online. To see it at the BBC website click here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02wns22

'Back to the 80s' Guests ***Update***

Alongside Philip Martin and Andrew Smith we are pleased to be welcoming Colin Baker. Click the link above for more details.

CT 445

The next CT is at the printers. A preview is available by clicking the 'Celestial Toyroom' link.

Back to the 80s Date Change

Following discussions with our venue, we have decided to put the event back two weeks to 24th October 2015. This is due to a number of factors but the main one being that there are few hotel rooms available in Manchester on the original date of 10th owing to the Rugby World Cup match being played in Manchester the same day.

This will be our only one day event in 2015 - so get your tickets!

Time Travel TV

Realtime Pictures has launched its new website at www.timetraveltv.com

Many Reeltime programmes are available as downloads for the first time, a number of which were recorded at DWAS events.

CT Issue 442

Verity Lambert Reproduction Heritage Plaques

These are now available to buy at http://www.dwasonline.co.uk/plaques

There will be a maximum of 50 of these produced, so if you would like one, it would probably be better to order sooner rather than later..

CT 441 Desptached

CT issue 441 is in the post to members today (Wednesday). It should hit doormats in the UK on Saturday and overseas shortly afterwards. A preview is available here: dwasonline.co.uk/celestial_toyroom

CT 441

For members - Celestial Toyroom issue 441 is at the printers. A preview of available here:

http://www.dwasonline.co.uk/latest_issue

Last Christmas' UK Consolidated Ratings

The latest figures for Christmas day viewing in the UK show that after delayed viewing is taken into account, 'Last Christmas' added just under 2 million viewers to finish with 8.3 million (against an initial overnight figure of 6.34 million).