Spring will now step down as chairwoman of the Groundwork Foundation, an environmental regeneration charity.
Her role as chief executive of Future is unaffected by the appointment.
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Given all the medical advances in optical health, surely Children in Need has raised enough funds to get Pudsey a new eye so it doesn't have to wear that stupid bandage any more?
How can Stevie Spring work for both a commerical media owner and help out the BBC? Surely there are more deserving causes and companies in the commercial media sector in need of her expertise and input than the Shepherds Bush gravy train.
He dont really need it Jezza. t looks cool, the Crips headband only accentuates his masculinity.
Pudsey is probably the only icon to really reach out to todays youth.
Street is where Pudsey is at home, for sure!
I hate Pudsey. That really annoying wave thing he does.
And he always seems to be posting things in letter boxes. I wonder if it's hate mail? Or perhaps it's letters to his opthalmic surgeon demanding to know when he can have a false eye fitted.
And Holly, I don't have a problem with her doing charity work. But then again didn't the BBC actually make money out of irritating event last year? Still CIN keeps the pubs busy on a Friday night
Pudsey's a mate of mine. I was out with him the other day and he says he hates you too.
If he says that again, he'll lose the sight in the other eye
I think you need some anger management sessions Jeremy. Picking on a stuffed toy who has a message of love to spread. Who's next on your hit list? Tufty the Squirrel?
I've calmed down now - best of luck to them both.
Chicken. Pudsey too tough for you?
I've subsequently heard that he lost that eye in a knife fight in south London. I'm walking away....
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Jeremy Lee - 27/06/2008
Given all the medical advances in optical health, surely Children in Need has raised enough funds to get Pudsey a new eye so it doesn't have to wear that stupid bandage any more?
Holly Martins - 27/06/2008
How can Stevie Spring work for both a commerical media owner and help out the BBC? Surely there are more deserving causes and companies in the commercial media sector in need of her expertise and input than the Shepherds Bush gravy train.
Jason Brown - 27/06/2008
He dont really need it Jezza. t looks cool, the Crips headband only accentuates his masculinity. Pudsey is probably the only icon to really reach out to todays youth. Street is where Pudsey is at home, for sure!
Jeremy Lee - 27/06/2008
I hate Pudsey. That really annoying wave thing he does. And he always seems to be posting things in letter boxes. I wonder if it's hate mail? Or perhaps it's letters to his opthalmic surgeon demanding to know when he can have a false eye fitted.
Jeremy Lee - 27/06/2008
And Holly, I don't have a problem with her doing charity work. But then again didn't the BBC actually make money out of irritating event last year? Still CIN keeps the pubs busy on a Friday night
Andrew McCormick - 27/06/2008
Pudsey's a mate of mine. I was out with him the other day and he says he hates you too.
Jeremy Lee - 27/06/2008
If he says that again, he'll lose the sight in the other eye
Andrew McCormick - 27/06/2008
I think you need some anger management sessions Jeremy. Picking on a stuffed toy who has a message of love to spread. Who's next on your hit list? Tufty the Squirrel?
Jeremy Lee - 27/06/2008
I've calmed down now - best of luck to them both.
Andrew McCormick - 27/06/2008
Chicken. Pudsey too tough for you?
Jeremy Lee - 27/06/2008
I've subsequently heard that he lost that eye in a knife fight in south London. I'm walking away....