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Devoted to Archers listeners, this is where we show off their multiple talents!




			Ambridge style New York stylist Basia Zamorska tunes in to The Archers.
			Rosemary Taylor Rosemary Taylor has found friendship, support - and love - through The Archers message board.

			Cornelius Excels (Andrew Titman) Do you know how many times Ruth has said "oh no"? This man does

			Savoyards Reunited (John Swanson and Julie Bacon) Two people who have more in common than just The Archers (tra-la)


			Paris Correspondent Martine Skopan "...the impertinence, the cheek, the wit..."

			Mary Sanderson Lady Smuck? Why is that, then?

			The Doyenne (Jan Holden) The first to 1000 messages.

			The Meenister (Rhona Dunphy) From the Church of Scotland to Bavaria.

			Meet Mayqueen "I'm in hysterics sometimes at what people say..."

			From Swansea to Nigata (Eleanor Oguma) What connects the Welsh and the Japanese?

			Siblings (Robert and Tessa Ing) The brother and sister parody machine.

			Wendy the Peacemaker (Wendy Bramley) On the night shift.





	Archers Fantasies Go to our new Fantasy page and read some fantastic flights of fancy. Our readers' fantasies include:, 'The Great Pargetters' and 'The Witches of Ambridge'



			Mel O'Drama (Mark Ledbury) "...Simon gives us all a bad name..."

			Made for Two (Johanna King and Stewart Hinsley) Why did this woman have a reading from The Archers at her wedding?

			Sid's Delight (Viv Robins) Three Jolenes at one party??
			Carman Verandah? (Frances Carman) "It's very silly and it doesn't matter..."

			Little Dot Sheep impersonations and free-fall parachuting...

			Calling Customer Two (Denise Tomlinson) It started with "Bonking with Brian"...

			Tiny and her MG (Leoni Burke) "...I used to hate Jennifer, but I can鈥檛 help feeling sorry for her now..."

			Oi, Squire! (Steve Killick) The journalist and the Blimp

			Chick Among Cats (Sybil Chick) Cartoons, cats and church choirs

			Ambridge Ohne Ende (Anja Beinroth) Let's get academic - in German!





	Archers Parodies? Go to our new Parodies page and choose from our literate and witty Archers parodies that range in style from 'Alan Clark's Diaries' to 'Flashman'.