Find It, Fix It, Flog It

In Suffolk, presenters Henry Cole and Simon O’Brien explore the garden shed once owned by former agony aunt Janet, searching for concealed items. Their search reveals a vintage tram bench and an exceptionally rare piece of furniture among the hidden treasures they uncover.

The latest episode of the series is set in Suffolk, where presenters Henry Cole and Simon O’Brien guide the viewer through a rummage of a long‑forgotten garden shed. The programme follows the pair as they explore a modest outbuilding that once belonged to a former agony aunt, hoping to uncover what’s been stashed away over the years. Inside the shed, the two discover a trove of concealed items that have lain hidden for decades. Their investigation uncovers a range of objects that hint at the previous owner’s tastes and the shed’s prolonged neglect. Among the finds are a vintage tram bench and a rare piece of furniture, both standing out as noteworthy discoveries. The tram bench, a relic from the era when street trams were a common sight, appears out of place in a garden shed. Its wooden frame and classic design speak to the craftsmanship of the time, offering a tangible link to a bygone mode of public transport that has long since disappeared from the streets. Equally striking is the rare piece of furniture uncovered in the same space. Its scarcity suggests it may have been a prized possession of the former agony aunt, adding an extra layer of intrigue to the collection of hidden treasures that Henry Cole and Simon O’Brien bring to light.