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Grange Hill Series 1 and 2
GRANGE HILL DVD BOX SETS
For the first time, Grange Hill is now available to buy in complete series form. Marking the series' 30th anniversary, the complete series 1, 2, 3 and 4 are now in the shops on two seperate DVD box sets.

For more details check out our Close Up feature on the DVDs. And go here to order.

 Grange Hill Series 3 and 4

 

Grange Hill: BBCV 9012
GRANGE HILL (BBCV 9012)
GRANGE HILL 2 (BBCV 9025)
A selection of episodes from Series 1 and 2 were released on two BBC videos in 1984. The titles have now been deleted. Online video store SendIt.com, formerly BlackStar offers a video hunt service, which attempts to locate copies of deleted titles. For more information click on www.sendit.com

The first compilation featuring the adventures of Tucker, Benny, Trisha and the gang. The video features episodes from Series 1, even though the cover photo shows Series 3. Volume 2 was a further selection of exploits from Series 2. Running time 2 hours.

 Grange Hill Volume 2: BBCV 9026

 

The Grange Hill Magazine
THE GRANGE HILL MAGAZINE
The Grange Hill Magazine, a short-lived affair that only (to our knowledge) lasted two issues was published in the early 80s, coinciding with series 3 and 4 of the programme. The magazine came full of facts about Grange Hill, its stars, and stories from behind the scenes.

Much later, there was a holiday special.

Geoff Phillips has scanned the entire first edition; click here to view.

 

Grange Hill - The Computer Game
GRANGE HILL COMPUTER GAME
Released for a variety of home computers in 1988, this adventure game was based around Gonch and Hollo. The aim was to find their confiscated walkman and return home before midnight - else you're in trouble! Ironically the game was released a year after the departure of Hollo from Grange Hill. Our picture shows the Amstrad version. And no, it won't work on Windows!

Thanks to Sean Seymour for the photo.

 

GRANGE HILL DIARY
A Grange Hill diary (left) was available in 1983. Its cover resembled the Grange Hill novels widely available at the time. Thanks to Claire Szpajer for this picture of hers.		 Grange Hill Diary
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