Southport’s John Nolan stars on “Find it, Fix it, Flog it”

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1st June 2017
"Find it, Fix it, Flog it"

Southport’s John Nolan stars on “Find it, Fix it, Flog it”

John Nolan, The Antiques Man has again attracted a TV show to Southport.

This time it is “Find it, Fix it, Flog it” – a channel four show where participants rummage through items at various antiques stores with the intention of doing them up and selling on for a profit.

John’s program will be aired later this year.

Simon O’Brien and Henry Cole were the celebrity presenters.

Simon and Henry spent the day rummage through hundreds of items whith the intention of finding 4 items (two each) to transform and increase the value of them.

The second part of the show with John Nolan will be in July somewhere in Oxford. Simon and Henry told The Antiques Man “We had a great day, best ever.” finishing filming at 7-30pm with Simon leaving to make his way home to Liverpool on his bike.

Simon O’Brien (19 June 1965, Garston, Liverpool, Lancashire) is a British television actor and radio presenter as well as a property developer.

He came to prominence as the character Damon Grant in Brookside, a role he played from the soap’s launch in 1982 until 1987, when his character was killed off in York at the end of the ‘soap bubble’ Damon and Debbie.

He acted in the British version of Fraggle Rock from 1989 until 1990 as BJ the lighthouse keeper. He also presented the first three series of I Can Do That from 1988–90; a children’s quiz show produced by Yorkshire Television and broadcast on the ITV network, as well as the ‘Rough Guide’ travel programmes for a time with Magenta Devine.

In the 1990s, after a spell presenting BBC football show Standing Room Only, he left show business and, with Alan Bate, set up Liverpool Cycle Centre, a combination of vegetarian café, cycle shop, cycle parking and other resources relevant to his enthusiasm for cycling. O’Brien then moved into property development. He has since returned to acting and presenting, with a short-lived football quizshow, Do I Not Know That?, on ITV Digital [2], co-presenting the BBC One show To Buy or Not to Buy, as well as playing caretaker Wally Scott in Grange Hill since 2003.

He is an Everton F.C. fan and, in the past, has been the club’s public address announcer.

In 1999, O’Brien presented Inside Football, a series of eight episodes produced by Nathan Carey and Freedom Media for Channel 5.

He presented BBC Radio Merseyside‘s Breakfast show with Lucinda Moore from September 2006 until 25 June 2007, when he resigned after the accidental broadcast of a package which he had prepared of him saying “fuck the government, fuck the planners”.[1]

As of January 2008, O’Brien is returning to the airwaves as the co-host of the breakfast show on City Talk 105.9 in his home city.

O’Brien was back on TV on BBC One from 5 September 2011, hosting the second series of “To Build or Not to Build””.

November 2016…Simon is currently co-presenting the show “Find it, Fix it, Flog it” with Henry Cole on More4.

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