Captain Jack Sparrow in Plymouth

Captain Jack Sparrow will be making a very special appearance at St George’s Day in Plymouth on April 21^st between 10am and 5pm

Captain Jack (star of the Pirates of the Caribbean movies) was last seen in Plymouth swaggering and staggering around the Barbican when HMS Bounty came to town for Plymouth Pirate Days.

A family day is planned for St George’s Day in Plymouth on the Armada Way Way Piazza. Everyone is welcome to meet Captain Jack and his side kick Blackbeard’s daughter Angelica Teach who will both be up to their usual shenanigan’s.

Already confirmed are the very excellent Quad Core and The Rising with two or three more bands to be announced.

In the marquee there will be Real Ale, Curry, Cream Teas and a Hog Roast among many other things.

Organiser Councillor Chaz Singh said “Jack the Town Crier and I have been working hard on this event and promise a great family event in Plymouth, St George’s Day in Plymouth was such a success last year we decided to keep it alive every year”


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St George's Day in Plymouth is on April 21st at Plymouth's Armada Way Piazza.

After last years roaring success Chaz Singh and Jack the Town Crier have announced plans for St George's Day in Plymouth 2012

Live music is confirmed with Quad Core and The Rising. Many more quality bands and singers are to be announced along with some big surprises!

Stalls will feature Curry, Thai Food, Cup Cakes, Cream Teas, TEA, Hog Roast and bar serving English Ales

Chaz and David Saunders would like to thank all our generous sponsors for their help!

If you'd like to help or have a stall at the event please call David or Chaz on 07538 199694 or Email Plymouth Buzz on plymouthbuzz@gmail.com

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Pirate Fun Run Plymouth - Sport Relief - March 25th 2012 at 10.45am 

Oh Yea! Calling all Plymouth Milers!

Plymouth’s town crier calls out to locals to enter the Sainsbury’s Sport Relief Mile in March

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Plymouth’s Hoe has started gearing up for Sport Relief 2012 as the local town crier tells the whole city to enter the Sainsbury’s Sport Relief Mile. Town crier Jack Ringer strolled the distance from the Barbican to Smeaton’s Tower making his Sport Relief call to arms for all to hear, and encouraged Plymouthians to show their support by going to www.sportrelief.com and enter the Plymouths Mile on Sunday 25^th March.

The South West’s favourite witty and lively town crier was bell ringing and shouting from the Hoe’s roof tops for all to hear. He informed the whole promenade of the good Sport Relief does in the South West area and how they can make a difference by doing the Mile themselves.

Jack Ringer wants every man, woman and child of Plymouth to know that Sport Relief is back: “Oh yea! Let’s join Sir Francis Drake and the Pilgrim Fathers by continuing to make history from Plymouth. This is your chance to make a difference, as every penny you raise will help those living incredibly tough lives right here in Plymouth, across the UK and the world’s poorest countries. So what are you waiting for? Meet me at the start line! Enter now at www.sportrelief.com.”

City Councillor Chaz Singh was also there to help his good friend spread the Sport Relief word: “Last time, more than 3,300 people took part in the Plymouth Mile, and the people of the South West raised and donated over £800,000. Since then, over a £1 million has been spent on local projects in the South West. This is our chance to really make a difference to those who need it most here in Plymouth, no matter how old you are or your level of fitness. I’m going to be wheeling Jack through the Mile in his wheelchair because of his dodgy knee! ”

This year, over one million people are expected to pull up their Sport Relief socks and take part in the Sainsbury’s Sport Relief Mile to raise vital funds for vulnerable people right here in Plymouth, across the UK and in the world’s poorest countries. Enter the Plymouth Mile, or one of dozens of events happening all over the South West, right now at www.sportrelief.com.


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Smeaton's Tower and Sport Relief Plymouth

Most people who know me personally, and as  Jack the Town Crier,  are aware that I have Bipolar Disorder and have had such for 40 years.

I don't let it get in the way of anything in life and find being open about it and facing up to personal fears  helps me surmount  mental obstacles in my life..

I've always been afraid of heights and will panic at the thought of flying or scaling heights.

Today February 1st 2012 I conquered a lifelong fear of mine.

I climbed the windy steps to the top of Smeaton's Tower in Plymouth for the first time - ever!

OK I was a bit shaky at the top but HECK I did it!

Thank you to Councillor Chaz Singh, Ossie Glover Photography and Sophie from the BBC Sport Relief team - YES!



Plymouth Town Crier Jack will be launching Sports Relief on Plymouth Hoe in February.

Jack will be ably assisted by Councillor Chaz Singh and photographer Ossie Glover of Plymouth Buzz

Watch out for exclusive Plymouth Buzz photographs with extra added scoop.....

Town Crier email abfabseo@gmail.com 


Need Jack to promote your business or help at your event?

Call (07538) 199 694

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Sports Relief and Plymouth Town Crier

Plymouth Town Crier Jack will be launching Sports Relief on Plymouth Hoe in February.

Jack will be ably assisted by Councillor Chaz Singh and photographer Ossie Glover of Plymouth Buzz

Watch out for exclusive Plymouth Buzz photographs with extra added scoop.....

Town Crier email abfabseo@gmail.com 


Need Jack to promote your business or help at your event?

Call (07538) 199 694