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Sid Perks

played by Alan Devereux

Description

Difficult though it is to imagine salt-of-the-earth, traditional Sid in the arms of sultry Jolene, their marriage seems to truck along in enviable harmony, the chemistry between them as strong today as it was when they got together in the shower in 2000. Team Perks works well in The Bull too, pulling in the punters with their winning combination of traditional fare and lively innovation. Their enduring fondness for one another gets them through all the usual trials and tribulations of marriage more smoothly than most. Sid still can't believe his luck.

Personal details

  • Born 9 June 1944
  • Address The Bull
  • Status married to Jolene (divorced from Kathy, formerly widower - Polly)
  • Children Lucy Gemmell, Jamie Perks
  • Occupation Publican

Most likely to say

"I'm just going to change the barrel."

Likes and dislikes

Likes Keeping fit, cricket, darts

Dislikes Big dogs, breaking with tradition

Highs and lows

High The birth of son Jamie

Low The death of first wife Polly; his protracted split from second wife Kathy

Clips from the series

Sid and Polly’s wedding (1996)

Gets on with

  1. Jim Lloyd (cricket enthusiast)
  2. Jack Woolley (Jack gave him a leg-up and a home in Sid's early days in Ambridge)

Doesn't get on with

  1. Adam Macy and Ian Craig (Sid can't overcome his discomfort at their relationship)
  2. Jolene's former husband Wayne Tucson

Family

Wife Jolene, daughter Lucy Gemmell, son Jamie Perks, stepdaughter Fallon Rogers

Sid Perks played by Alan Devereux
  • New Family Trees
  • Archers, Aldridges, Grundys and more. Interactive and informative
  • Interactive Map
  • Explore the locations of Ambridge and the Borsetshire countryside.
  • Timeline
  • The key stories 1951 – 2006, plus photos and audio clips.
  • Hill Climb Quiz
  • Choose from tough or topical questions and help David feed his hungry sheep.



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