David Jones (writer)
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David S. Jones is a British writer from London, England, who created the concept of the children's television series Fireman Sam, with Dave Gingell, after purchasing a picture drawn by artist Anthony Miller .[1]
In 2012, Jones was detained for an hour at Gatwick Airport following concerns over an allegedly racist remark.[2]
Books[]
- Trevelyan, November 2013 Austin Macauley Publishers, ISBN 978-1849636483
References[]
- ^ Abbie Wightwick (3 March 2012). "Fireman Sam celebrates 25th birthday in Pontypandy". Western Mail.
- ^ "Fireman Sam creator David Jones held over veil remark". BBC News. 27 February 2012.
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