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The show that turns hidden treasures into cash and viewers' dreams into reality

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Cash in the Attic: Series 14

Angela Rippon

John Cameron

Cash in the Attic: Series 14: Harrogate Ladies' College

21/05/2008

Harrogate Ladies' College

Series 14

BBC One - Cash in the Attic, Series 14, Harrogate Ladies' College

Lucy Smith hopes to raise funds to buy teaching aids for children with disabilities.

Series looking at the value of household junk. Lucy Smith hopes to raise the funds needed to buy toys, tricycles and teaching aids for children with severe learning disabilities.

Series looking at the value of household junk. Sixteen-year-old Lucy Smith is a house captain at Harrogate Ladies' College in Yorkshire. With help from her headteacher and enthusiastic parents, Lucy hopes to raise the funds needed to buy toys, tricycles and teaching aids for children with severe learning disabilities at a nearby special school.

The Cash in the Attic team help more people raise money from household items.

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