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Wales Online
02-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Wales Online
Beyond Paradise season 3 episode 6 cast as familiar face returns for finale
Beyond Paradise season 3 episode 6 cast as familiar face returns for finale A familiar face is back in Beyond Paradise and he becomes a suspect in the latest missing person case. Humphrey Goodman and Esther Williams are on a new case Beyond Paradise returns to BBC One for its final episode of season three and it sees Josh Woods make a comeback. When nurse Lucy vanishes on her way to work, suspicion immediately falls on Josh. However, after Josh receives a worrying voicemail, the team suspects something more sinister has happened. In the recording, Lucy is heard shouting "devil" and there is a beastly growl. Familiar with the legend of the Devil's Hump, there are fears it could hold a clue. As the investigation continues, Humphrey Goodman (played by Kris Marshall) finds himself torn between his personal and professional life. He and Martha Lloyd (Sally Bretton) are preparing to throw Rosie (Bella Rei Blue Stevenson) the perfect party for her birthday. The finale welcomes back all the main cast, including DS Esther Williams (Zahra Ahmadi) and PC Kelby Hartford (Dylan Llewellyn). Here is all you need to know about the guest stars joining the final episode. Chris Jenks plays Josh Woods in Beyond Paradise Article continues below Josh Woods - Chris Jenks Troublemaker Josh, who is Kelby's rival, is played by Chris Jenks - a 36-year-old actor and producer. The star is known for his roles as Callum Barker in Vigil and Steve Morley in Sex Education. He also played Jamie in the series The Athena. Lucy - Eva Feiler Nurse Lucy is played by Eva Feiler, a British stage, screen and voice actress. She played a young Margaret Thatcher in The Crown and Joselyn O'Donnell in Father Brown. Hannah Owen - Amalia Vitale Rosie's social worker Hannah is played by Amalia Vitale, a 36-year-old actress from Devon. She played Anya in Big Mood and has starred in Endeavour and Midsomer Murders. Murray McArthur plays Trent Morgan Trent Morgan - Murray McArthur Trent, is involved in the police investigation, is played by Murray McArthur - a 58-year-old English actor. He has previously starred in Game of Thrones, The Northman and Netflix's Wednesday. Steve Banley - Dean Nolan Steve, who is known by Trent, is played by Dean Nolan - a married father-of-three and actor. He had a small role in the recently released Snow White film, as well as guest roles in House of the Dragon, The Great and The Regime. Cathy Morgan - Sarah Bennett-Green Trent's mother Cathy is played by Sarah Bennett-Green, a Welsh actress and writer. Her only known credit so far is Beyond Paradise. Beyond Paradise airs on BBC One on Fridays at 8pm Article continues below
Yahoo
19-03-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Mobile City Councilman Josh Woods to seek re-election for District 6
MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) – Mobile City Councilman Josh Woods (District 6) announced his candidacy for re-election in the August 2025 elections. Family Promise of Baldwin County to host first clay shoot Woods said serving District 6 has been a 'true honor' and that he is proud of what has been achieved. 'From securing our city's financial stability and upgrading roads and traffic signals to investing in parks and standing up for our neighborhoods, we've made real strides,' said Woods. 'But the work isn't done yet; I remain committed to fighting for the families, neighborhoods, and businesses that make our district strong and vibrant.' If Woods wins the District 6 seat in August, he will have the opportunity to serve a full term for the first time. Woods was elected in 2023 to finish an 'unexpired term' that had been vacated by Scott Jones. 'I believe in common-sense leadership that puts residents first,' Woods said. 'I'm excited to ask for every resident's vote in order to continue working alongside them to ensure District 6 is where Mobile comes home to.' 'It feels so amazing': Island Schools Special Olympics make exceptional impact More information about Woods can be found on his website. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
21-02-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Love the Bus program highlights school bus safety and their drivers
CLEARFIELD COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) — The 'Love the Bus' program works to highlight the importance of school bus drivers and how children can be safe on school buses. This year the program was celebrated at the Clearfield Elementary School and representatives from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation and Highway Safety Network spoke with students. They shared how students can be safe around a bus and they play a role in being safe on it. 'Safety is a shared responsibility between students, our bus drivers, parents and teachers. So this gives us an opportunity to kind of bring all of that together right? Talk to the students about what they're part of that shared responsibility is when they're on the school bus,' Josh Woods, the community traffic safety programs coordinator for the Highway Safety Network said. 'This hiccup doesn't stop us at all:' Clearfield store moving forward after robbery Students were given the following tips to be safe while near or on the bus: Get to the school bus stop five minutes early so you won't have to run across the road to catch the bus. When waiting for the bus, stay away from traffic and line up at least five giant steps away from the curb. Never run after the school bus if it has already left the bus stop. Never push when getting on or off the school bus. Always walk at least 10 feet in front of the bus when crossing so that the school bus driver can see you. When the school bus is moving, always stay in your seat. Never put your head, arms, or hands out the window. Never play with the emergency exits. Backpacks, band instruments, or sports equipment may not block the aisle or emergency exits. If there is an emergency, listen to the driver and follow instructions. Never cross the street behind the school bus. The annual event normally takes place around Valentine's Day as it gives students the opportunity to show their appreciation for their bus drivers. So, despite being a little late, first-grade students still were able to give their drivers a token of their appreciation. As the day was all about school bus safety, drivers should also remember that the School Bus Stopping Law requires them to stop at least 10 feet away from buses with their red lights flashing and stop arms extended. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
