Thanks for this, very interesting to read, I've never witnessed Tony
at an event like this, so was pleased you posted. Many Many Thanks.

If you want to see Tony in person he's currently on tour with his one
man show and doing book signings as well, If he's the same on this
book signing tour as the last one he did he'll certainly take a few
minutes to talk to everyone. Here's a list of where he'll be:

Tour dates:

Worst Jobs in History Tour Dates


October 13th Wed Brighton Corn Exchange
14th Thurs Brighton Corn Exchange
15th Fri Dartford Orchard
16th Sat Basingstoke Anvil
17th Sun Leeds City Varieties

19th Tues Tunbridge Wells Trinity
20th Wed Kings Lynn Corn Exchange
21st Thurs Colchester Arts Centre
22nd Fri Winchester Theatre Royal
23rd Sat Liverpool Neptune

25th Mon High Wycombe Swan
26th Tues Redhill Harlequin
27th Wed Bury St Edmonds Theatre Royal
28th Thurs St Albans Arena
29th Fri Coventry Arts Centre
30th Sat Stafford Gatehouse
31st Sun Worcester The Swan


Ottaker book signings:

16th October: Basingstoke: 1pm-2pm
19th October: Tunbridge Wells : 1-2pm
20th October: Kings Lynn: 1-2pm
25th October: High Wycombe: 1-2pm
26th October: Redhill 1-2pm
27th October: Bury St.Edmunds: 1-2pm
28th October: St.Albans: 1-2pm
29th October: Coventry: No time given
30th October: Stafford: 1-2pm
31st October: Worcester: 2-3pm



--- In tonyrobinson@..., "rich_farrar"
<rich_farrar@y...> wrote:
>
> I was mightily impressed by Tony's knowledge of the issues involved
> in Trade Justice for producers in the third world. I take my hat
off
> to him for his commitment to Oxfam and their campaign for justice
> inthe rich world's dealings with the farmers who produce the goods
> that we take for granted and want for as little as we can get them
> for. This is not fair to the producers.
> It was good to see him on the stage. I have known about his Labour
> Party work for some time an I am glad that he puts his money where
> his mouth is, metaphorically, with regard to Justice for all. Long
> may he continue to use his celebrity status to highlight what we
> need to do for fairness in our dealings with others.
> I would love to meet him and ask him about his life, the bits you
> don't read in biographies, and tell him how much it means to me
that
> what he does improves the lives of so many people in the poorer
> parts of the world.