VIDEOS

For Last of the Summer Wine's 50th anniversary, Andrew and Bob returned to Holmfirth to uncover the locations used during the series pilot episode.

Join Andrew and Bob as they journey to Holmfirth in search of locations from the 1986 'Last of the Summer Wine' film, 'Uncle of the Bride'.

After falling in love with the feature-length 1983 Last of the Summer Wine special, 'Getting Sam Home', the Summer Winos decided to spend a glorious May afternoon in Holmfirth tracking down some of the episode’s more notable locations. Thanks to all at Sid’s Cafe and the Shoulder of Mutton pub for allowing us to film there, and to our regular, long-suffering cameraman Andrew Orton! He’s rapidly becoming our ‘third man’…

The trailer for the Summer Winos live show, a celebration of our favourite sitcom that took to the Edinburgh festival in 2018 and then to a national tour in 2019. Will we head back out on the road? Watch this space...

The Summer Winos visit The Keighley Worth Valley Railway in search of locations featured in 'Full Steam Behind', a 1979 episode of Roy Clarke's Last of the Summer Wine.

The 29th of August 2020 marked ten years since the broadcast of the final episode of Last of the Summer Wine and as such it also marked the tenth anniversary of the first inklings of the Summer Winos project. Following the idle musings captured in this video, we have gone on to set up a blog, write hundreds of thousands of words about the series, gather together a little community of like-minded fans, produce several silly location videos, bring Jonathan "Crusher" Linsley back to Holmfirth, stage an Edinburgh Fringe show about our love of the series and take that same show on tour around the UK... it's been an odd decade and a bit...