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Documentary series following scrapyard owner Terry Walker and his glamorous wife Lyndsay.

Documentary series following straight-talking scrapyard owner Terry Walker and his glamorous wife Lyndsay as they fight for the future of their business and their family.

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Scrappers: Series 1: Episode 2: A New Broom

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A New Broom

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Debs and Michelle have problems with their new menu.

Scrapyard documentary series. With wife Lyndsay watching his every move, Terry puts the pressure on Little Dave and Chris with ideas to make the yard more profitable.

Terry has promised Lyndsay that he will stay away from car auctions and curb his spending. With Lyndsay watching his every move, Terry puts the pressure on Little Dave and Chris with some new ideas to make the yard more profitable. He is desperate to impress the wife, but must he talk about redundancies at their weekly date night? 

Debs and Michelle have problems with their new menu, and everyone's keeping a wide berth when Terry decides to train young Boyle in the crane - can the lad surprise them all and pass his test?

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Documentary following Terry and Lyndsay, who run a multi-million-pound scrap empire.

Documentary following straight-talking Terry and glamorous Lyndsay, who run a multi-million-pound scrap empire from Bolton's Metro Salvage, the biggest scrap metal yard in the north west of England.

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