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Joel Mawhinney set to leave Blue Peter this Summer
Joel has announced he’ll be leaving Blue Peter later in the year. Joel has been on Blue Peter for over three and a half years, and what an adventure it’s been! During his time on the show, Joel has done some truly unbelievable things… and a few very silly things too.
From bravely having a thousand bees placed on his face, to learning how to be a top‑class butler at the Savoy hotel for VIP guests Abby and Shini, Joel has always said yes to an adventure. He’s met so many amazing people along the way, including special guests like the Gladiators, Steve Backshall (and a giant snake!), loads of pop stars, and of course, lots and lots of brilliant Blue Peter fans who joined him in the studio audience.
Kyle Thomas is reportedly the next Blue Peter Presenter!
BBC Children and Education's iconic show, Blue Peter, will unveil a new look and refreshed format starting with a new location in Manchester city centre marking an exciting new chapter for the beloved show.
As one of the world’s longest-running children’s TV shows, Blue Peter has evolved for over 67 years, adapting to meet the needs and interests of its audience while staying true to its core. Starting in September this year, Blue Peter will reveal a new look and format that aims to appeal to existing and new audiences.
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Blue Peter Appeal 1999
The Blue Peter Appeal 1999 was the Blue Peter Appeal for the year 1999. The appeal, also known as the "New life" appeal, involved several Blue Peter Presenters including Katy Hill, Simon Thomas, Konnie Huq and Matt Baker.
The Appeal Edit The appeal was for extra equipment for Neonatal units in hospitals across the United Kingdom. They had previously worked with the charity BLISS in 1989 and had received letters from viewers telling them that they'd been placed in a Blue Peter incubator when they'd been born and wanted to help the next generation of children.
They though this was a great idea with the initial target being £50,000 - a huge amount of money which would help 40 Hospitals.
