Twenty Twelve· Season 1 · Episode 4
Raising the Bar
Dave Wellbeck is an ex-athlete, double Olympic silver medallist and, in theory, a natural choice as brand ambassador for Raising the Bar, a scheme to get young people inspired by Olympic ideals. He is hard-working, conscientious and loyal, but the truth is that he has about as much charisma as a dimmer switch and his busy schedule of presentations in schools around the country is having the effect of switching young people off in their thousands. Ian and Siobhan have different views on how to deal with the problem.Head of Sustainability Kay Hope is forced to stand her ground in the light of the discovery that there might not, after all, be enough wind to power the much-vaunted Olympic Park wind turbine.
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Georgie Glenas School Receptionist
Paul Hiltonas Jason Topper
Darren Boydas Dave Wellbeck
Chizzy Akudoluas Jane Owen
Stuart Nurseas Colin TurnballShows like Twenty Twelve
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