Hi-de-Hi! is a British sitcom set in Maplins, a fictional holiday camp, during 1959 and 1960, and was written by Jimmy Perry and David Croft, who also wrote Dad's Army and It Ain't Half Hot Mum ...

Hi-De-Hi! legend Ruth Madoc’s shared a tragic last post about her health just hours before she died in hospital. Ruth's agent confirmed the Gladys Pugh star had died on Friday following a surgery – ...

Hi-de-Hi! star Ruth Madoc was rushed to hospital this week after an accident which has forced her to pull out of her pantomime commitment this winter season. The actress, 79, who played Gladys Pugh in ...

Actress Ruth Madoc, who starred in the BBC sitcom Hi-de-Hi!, has died aged 79, her agent says. Her agent said she died in hospital on Friday afternoon after surgery for a fall she had earlier in the ...

Hundreds of mourners have paid their last respects at the funeral of Hi-De-Hi! star Ruth Madoc. The actress, 79, died in December after a fall which forced her to withdraw from performing in Aladdin ...

Hi-de-Hi! actress Ruth Madoc has died at the age of 79. The sad news comes a day after the star assured fans she was 'well' and hoping to be 'back to normal soon' after being rushed to hospital for ...

The warning said it contains ‘language and attitudes of the era that may offend’ (Picture: BBC Picture Archives) Classic sitcom Hi-De-Hi! has been slapped with a trigger warning on its new home, BBC ...

ACTRESS Ruth Madoc has died aged 79 after being rushed to hospital following a shock fall - just a day after she tragically vowed to fans "I'll be back". The 79-year-old was best known for playing ...

It has been 45 years since the first episode of Hi-de-Hi! aired on television screens. The show first hit our screens with a pilot episode on January 1, 1980 before continuing for nine series between ...

Su Pollard says Hi-De-Hi! fans still knock on her door and ask to meet Peggy - so she dresses up as her character to make them happy. The 75-year-old actress became one of the most beloved stars on TV ...

Warner's holiday camp "legend" Stevie Price, right, has donated part of his old uniform to Harwich Museum. He is pictured here alongside volunteer Arlene Ellis A museum said it was planning to create ...