Graham is a judge and will be presenting some of the awards at this year’s Rob Knox Film Festival 2010, taking place on 9th June 2010. He is also attending one of the festival events on Wednesday 2nd June 7pm when there is an evening of Pointless Taxi Films at Welling Community Cinema, Wrotham road, [...]

Today’s photos were taken at Invasion in Barking, East London on 1st May 2010 and come courtesy of Tim Drury. Tim will also be putting up a podcast of the interview on his website, Tim’s Take On…, which he’s kindly allowing me to re-post to Stampers. In the meantime, check out his website and his [...]

Taken from the Metropolitan Police website: On 5th March the ‘Reducing and Preventing Burglary in Bexley’ conference was staged to ‘reduce the fear of crime’, ‘highlight good paractice’ and raise ‘crime prevention’ awareness. The event was supported by actor Graham Cole, who played PC Tony Stamp in ITV’s ‘The Bill’, seen here with Christchurch PCSO [...]

Today’s image of a very dapper-looking Graham Cole is from 2006 and comes courtesy of The HAM Polo Club. I’d like to thank Benjie Davis for allowing me to post it. You can visit their website here and check out their Flickr photo page here.

Graham Cole is the President of The National Holiday Fund This week, he surprised a group of children in Chessington World of Adventures. From Norwich Evening News 24: Sick youngsters set for a dream holiday in Disney World, Florida organised by a Norfolk-based charity were stranded at Gatwick airport for five nights by the volcanic [...]

The following photographs come courtesy of Julie Dowland who met Graham at the signing of his autobiography in Southampton in November 2009. Thanks Julie!

An old photo of Graham and his wife, Cherry.

Here are a couple of new photos of Graham: Protect your bubble makes donation to National Holiday Fund Charity – 17 Apr 2009 Taken from the Protect Your Bubble website.

This excellent photo comes courtesy of IsoRockShots.com Thanks Jed!

This image comes courtesy of The Gonz who met Graham at the Birmingham NEC Memorabilia show in March 2010. Thanks, Gonz!