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As 1983 draws to a close, the clients and associates of Wilford Smith Solicitors in Rotherham continue to produce equal measures of tragedy and farce. From career criminal, Jack Heptonstall and his vast brood to manic insurance broker, Sean Page, they're all bent on keeping Steve Smith's life interesting. Starting with the accidental theft of a boa constrictor - along with twenty thousand cigarettes and a Ford Transit - Steve struggles with Fifi DuPont and various other exotically named hookers, a ragbag of crimes both petty and large, villains and victims of all shapes and sizes, and a double migration by the Heptonstall family, to name but a few. But true to form, he finds both humanity and humour in everything life throws at him, and distils it all for our rich enjoyment...
About the Author
After entering the legal profession 'by default', Steve Smith
worked his way up from office boy's assistant to cofounder of the criminal
law practice Wilford Smith. He is a larger-than-life character who is as
well known for his afterdinner speeches as he is for his impassioned
defence of his clients - he was chosen from 87,000 solicitors to give the
closing speech at a dinner for Lord Irving. Steve is currently piloting a
2-man show with Gervaise Phinn and appears regularly on radio and
television, including Richard and Judy, Look North, The Trisha Show,
Calendar, BBC Radio Derby, BBC Radio Sheffield and BBC Radio Leeds. A
champion of the underdog, he works tirelessly for charity in his spare time
- his current campaign is to help fund disadvantaged Yorkshire teenagers to
take part in cricket. He is married with one daughter and lives in
Rotherham in Yorkshire.
As 1983 draws to a close, the clients and associates of Wilford Smith Solicitors in Rotherham continue to produce equal measures of tragedy and farce. From career criminal, Jack Heptonstall and his vast brood to manic insurance broker, Sean Page, they're all bent on keeping Steve Smith's life interesting. Starting with the accidental theft of a boa constrictor - along with twenty thousand cigarettes and a Ford Transit - Steve struggles with Fifi DuPont and various other exotically named hookers, a ragbag of crimes both petty and large, villains and victims of all shapes and sizes, and a double migration by the Heptonstall family, to name but a few. But true to form, he finds both humanity and humour in everything life throws at him, and distils it all for our rich enjoyment...
About the Author
After entering the legal profession 'by default', Steve Smith
worked his way up from office boy's assistant to cofounder of the criminal
law practice Wilford Smith. He is a larger-than-life character who is as
well known for his afterdinner speeches as he is for his impassioned
defence of his clients - he was chosen from 87,000 solicitors to give the
closing speech at a dinner for Lord Irving. Steve is currently piloting a
2-man show with Gervaise Phinn and appears regularly on radio and
television, including Richard and Judy, Look North, The Trisha Show,
Calendar, BBC Radio Derby, BBC Radio Sheffield and BBC Radio Leeds. A
champion of the underdog, he works tirelessly for charity in his spare time
- his current campaign is to help fund disadvantaged Yorkshire teenagers to
take part in cricket. He is married with one daughter and lives in
Rotherham in Yorkshire.
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