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His new TV show wasn't exactly the hit he was hoping it to be, and it's highly unlikely his new merchandise will be too.
Former TOWIE star Mark Wright is selling cheesy T-shirts on his official website that female fans can pick up for a rather expensive 18 per item.
The short-sleeved garments feature images of the Essex lad himself and slogans such as 'I love Mark Wright.'
TV star turned designer: Mark Wright now has women's T-shirts available to buy on his official website
Not so trendy: The short-sleeved T-shirts feature the slogan 'I love Mark Wright' plus pictures of the Essex lad himself
The reality TV star's website boasts eight different styles for fans to choose from, and are even available in children's sizes starting at 5-6 years.
The grey short-sleeved style is clearly for the more avid fans who just feel the need to express their love for Mark, whereas a black style that features an image of Mark in just his underwear, may be popular with the older women.
Mark's very own Essex followers may be keen to snap up one of the pink T-shirts that feature his name with an image of him too.
Essex vs Hollywood: Fans will have a tough time choosing between the pink style and a white design that promotes Mark's latest TV show
Decisions, decisions: Another style is emblazoned with several images of Mark while another simply bears his name
However, those who actually enjoyed Mark's latest show Mark Wright's Hollywood Nights will probably want to get their hands on the white design that was made especially for the ITV2 show.
And one woman who was no doubt given a freebie was Mark's alleged new girlfriend, Chelsea Rashoff.
The 22-year-old volleyball player will no doubt wear hers with pride, especially as Mark is jetting home to the UK today.
Lauren who? U.S. volleyball player Chelsea Rashoff tweeted this photo of her and Mark together
The pretty brunette tweeted a photo of them together the other day where they looked rather cosy.
Mark has revealed that in the second episode of his new show, fans will see how he came to meet Chelsea - who features in the rest of the series.
'Today was a special day. Feeling extra blessed, happy & thankful for meeting some amazing people. Wonderful times together,' Chelsea tweeted after filming the last episode of the show.
Long distance relationship? The pair were spotted looking cosy with one another at a baseball match earlier this month
Source: www.dailymail.co.uk
Sussex hosepipe ban is lifted - Chichester Observer
SOUTHERN Water has today (Wednesday, June 13) lifted water restrictions in Sussex.
The temporary use ban was brought in on April 5 following two exceptionally dry years.
The introduction of restrictions, for the first time in five years, was quickly followed by downpours for the rest of April, which was the wettest on record.
The company said because the wet weather continued throughout May and into June this has helped boost water sources and keep down demand for water.
Southern Water’s four reservoirs are all more than 80 per cent full, some 35 per cent higher than they were at the start of March, and there has been some recharge of underground water supplies. Some sources are still below average for this time of year but the majority are no longer in drought status.
Water quality and strategy manager Meyrick Gough, said: “While our focus remains firmly on helping to deal with the aftermath of the torrential rain and flooding in the south over the last few days it is also right for us to lift the water restrictions.
“Our supplies have been topped up by the wet weather and are now in a much stronger position going into the summer than they were when we introduced the restrictions in early April. However, with the underground sources, which supply the vast majority of our customers, still below average for this time of year, we are asking our customers to continue with their efforts to use water wisely and not waste water.
“We have seen a great response from customers and demand has dropped considerably as a result of the wet weather and customers doing their bit and we are very grateful for their continued support.”
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Kent's cricketers eager for Beckenham game following washout against Sussex - This is london Calling
Kent's cricketers eager for Beckenham game following washout against Sussex
9:44am Wednesday 13th June 2012 in Latest Sport By Jim Palmer
SUNDAY’S game against Surrey at Beckenham will give Kent Spitfires the chance to kick-start their Friends Life T20 season following a washout yesterday.
The Spitfires’ opening game against Sussex Sharks was called off just minutes before it was due to start at the St Lawrence Ground in Canterbury, after the venue was switched from a flooded Tunbridge Wells the day before.
Bexley-born all-rounder Adam Ball told News Shopper: “Twenty20 is the exciting part of the season, so obviously to have the first game rained off is quite disappointing.
“The boys were all raring to go and get out there and put in a good performance.”
But even rain clouds have silver linings, with Sunday’s fixture in Beckenham subsequently gaining in significance.
The England Under-19s captain and former Beth’s Grammar Schoolboy said: “It is always a good day at Beckenham in front of a decent crowd, against a top team in Surrey, so we’ll be looking to start off our T20 campaign with a win.
“I’m a Bexley boy so this is not too far from me – although I’m currently studying at the University of Kent in Canterbury, so it is still a bit of a trip. I’ll be popping home to see the parents.”
Kent skipper Rob Key, who grew up around Beckenham, is also looking forward to getting back to the north of the county.
He said: “I'm looking forward to Sunday, going back home. I love playing at Beckenham, we'll just hope for better weather.
“Nothing is quite the same as a day/night game which you get here at Canterbury but the atmosphere is always brilliant at Beckenham.
“It is wherever you play twenty20, but Beckenham's obviously a bit more special to me.”
Source: www.thisislocallondon.co.uk
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