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Suffolk Family Rescues Treasures for New TV Show
22 Jun
Summary
- A new TV series follows a family business giving old items new purpose.
- The show highlights a three-generation family's salvage and restoration efforts.
- It is set in a salvage yard in the Suffolk countryside.
A new television series, "The Reclaimers: Made in Suffolk," is set to captivate audiences with its focus on a multi-generational family business dedicated to preserving and repurposing discarded items. This five-part program, airing on More4, centers on the Warnes family and their unique operation at Tinkers Barn, a salvage yard located in the Suffolk countryside.
The series closely follows Andy Warnes, his wife Hayley, and their son Jonah, along with Andy's father, Pops. Together, they embark on a mission to rescue treasures from demolition sites and old buildings, aiming to breathe new life into forgotten objects. Their work involves salvaging everything from bricks and mortar to tired furnishings, with a keen eye on transforming these finds into desirable pieces for resale.
"The Reclaimers: Made in Suffolk" draws parallels with the popular BBC series "The Repair Shop," which has achieved significant success in revitalizing public interest in restoration. This new show promises to offer viewers an intimate look into the Warnes family's dynamic and their commitment to preserving Britain's past while building the future of their business.
