The Wombles To The Rescue audiobook on BBC Radio 4
The abridged audiobook of The Wombles To The Rescue, read by Richard E Grant, will be broadcast in daily episodes for Christmas.
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New Wombles audiobook read by Richard E Grant on BBC Radio 4
This Christmas, BBC Radio 4 will be taking listeners on a host of festive Wombles adventures, narrated by Richard E Grant, directed by Johnny Vegas and based on Elisabeth Beresford’s original books.
Bargain Hunt celebrates the Wombles
The BBC antiques game show Bargain Hunt has featured a lovely segment on the Wombles, with an interview with Kate and Marcus Robertson.
Interview with Kate Robertson about her biography of Elisabeth Beresford
An in-depth chat with author Elisabeth Beresford’s daughter about her biography, The Creator Of The Wombles, published in March 2023.
The Creator Of The Wombles: The First Biography Of Elisabeth Beresford
A biography of Elisabeth Beresford, by her daughter Kate Robertson, will be published on 6 March.
Orinoco Womble bench unveiled at AFC Wimbledon stadium
Elisabeth Beresford’s son and daughter joined some of the Wombles to unveil a unique sculpture at Plough Lane.
The Wombles feature on BBC Countryfile
The environmental television programme Countryfile visits Wimbledon Common, including an interview with Elisabeth Beresford’s daughter Kate.
Green Plaque for Wombles author Elisabeth Beresford
Elisabeth Beresford has been honoured with a Green Plaque on her former home in Wandsworth, south London. The children’s author and creator of the...
The Wombles feature in Fortnum & Mason documentary
A new documentary about Orinoco’s favourite luxury food emporium includes an interview about the Wombles with author Elisabeth Beresford’s children....
Wombles book appears on the Antiques Roadshow
The original 1968 Wombles book was featured on the BBC’s Antiques Roadshow, thanks to Elisabeth Beresford’s daughter Kate Robertson. Kate went along...
Interview with Elisabeth Beresford’s daughter Kate
When I visited Alderney for the opening of the Wombles exhibition in 2012, I was delighted to meet Elisabeth Beresford’s daughter, Kate Robertson, who chatted about the influence of the island’s community on the Wombles burrow.