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Henry Cole and friends return with a new series of Shed & Buried from 16th October Henry will be joined by fellow fanatic Fuzz Townshend, with top restorers Allen Millyard and Guy Willison, on the hunt for vintage treasures in the nation's sheds. They're going to buy them, fix them up, then sell them for a tidy profit. That's the plan and fans will be able to follow the team's progress in ten brand new 30-minute episodes, as they wrestle with neglected motorcycles, cars, trucks, tractors, petrol pumps and more, in an effort to bring them back to life.

Motorbike-mad Henry will be haggling, while Fuzz uses his automotive expertise to spot hidden gems on four wheels. Back in the shed, Guy's talent for restoration will be needed to transform rusty iron into 'gold' while Allen's engineering genius will be put to the test, making machines run for the first time in decades. Tune in to Quest (Freeview channel number 12) from week commencing 16th October to view the new series.

Shed & Buried is also available to stream on the discovery+ website at www.discoveryplus.co.uk. For more news on Henry Cole and other tv related new check out our dedicated TV News page For more information on all programmes produced by Henry Cole visit henrycole.tv

Series 12 of The Motorbike Show is scheduled to start on ITV4 from 12th June. As well as the usual exciting features and reviews, presenter Henry Cole will be attempting two land speed records and engineering genius Allen Millyard will be shed-bound, immersing himself in another stunning restoration in the form of a Seventies Superbike. Henry will once again traverse some of the UK's most stunning roads, being entertained and enlightened along the way by kindred spirits riding some amazing bikes. As ever the show will feature all eras and styles of motorcycling, from pre-War bikes at the famous Banbury Run to the latest, high-end £60,000 Bimotas. Plus features celebrating the 75th anniversary of the BSA Bantam, fun on Fizzies and much more besides. Six new hour-long episodes of The Motorbike Show will be broadcast on ITV4 weekly, starting on 12th June at 9pm. For more information on all programmes produced by Henry Cole visit henrycole.tv

Henry Cole and the gang are back on screen in September for Series 11 of The Motorbike Show on ITV4. Over the course of six hour-long episodes, Henry will be riding some of his favourite Great British roads on a variety of the latest motorcycles. A classic bike will be rescued and brought to the shed, where it will gradually be restored to its former glory, with a little help from engineering genius Allen Millyard, ably assisted by Henry, (mainly brewing the tea). Plus stories of iconic motorcycles, manufacturers and riders, with interviews and archive footage, packed into every programme. "I can't believe The Motorbike Show is in its 11th year - a privilege to present it and hopefully entertain a nationwide family of kindred spirits. Happy days!" says Henry. The Motorbike Show season 11 is scheduled to broadcast weekly on ITV4 on Wednesday evenings from 7th September. For more information on all programmes produced by Henry Cole visit henrycole.tv

The Motorbike Show returns to the small screen this July, with six brand new hour-long episodes on ITV4. This will be the tenth series of the popular motorcycle magazine programme, which has been broadcast free to UK audiences since 2011. Presenter Henry Cole travels North, East, South and West to ride some of his favourite biking roads in England and Wales, meeting some fascinating people along the way. Each episode will chart the highs and lows of bringing a classic bike back to life in a’ ground up restoration project, with expert assistance from Sam Lovegrove and Allen Millyard. Plus features covering iconic motorcycles and manufacturers, stories of amazing riders and much more besides. See The Motorbike Show season 10 weekly on ITV4 at 9pm from Wednesday 21st July. For more information on all programmes produced by Henry Cole visit henrycole.tv Follow us on social media: Instagram: @superbikenews Twitter: @sbknews Facebook: @superbikenews

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