The Birthday Project 2007

What presents could Unofficial Mills bring Scott this year? Well it's a radio show, so the best thing we could think of was some audio! Now Chris Moyles has birthday messages from A-List celebrities, well Unofficial Mills brings Scott Mills some of the local radio celebrities who unsuspectingly were wishing him a happy birthday. Including a few bits of random radio along the way...

Sue Marchant off of BBC Local Radio in the Eastern Counties - She's appeared on Scott's show before, but this time she has a very dodgy message recorded especially for Scott's birthday.
Maggie Secker off of BBC Radio Norfolk - She may not be down with Paolo Nutini and The Fratellis, but wishes 'treacle' a Happy Birthday... listen out for her really Norfolk companion Tina who is a guest on her show
Gerald Jackson from BBC Radio Lancashire - Gerald also joins in with the fun - check out the trail for the breakfast show on this station... bizarre! Oh and Elise Wanger tries to get some air time with an e-mail for Chappers.
Keith Middleton on BBC Hereford and Worcester - He even plays birthday music to mark the occasion!
Jerry Scott off of BBC Radio York - He amused us as he knows Scott as well as we do, and plays the Pet Shop Boys for him!
Nick Robins off of BBC Radio Stoke - He wishes Scott a Happy Birthday, and listen in to his afternoon quiz... easy? One listener doesn't think so!
Alton Andrews sitting in for Sue Marchant - He sounds like Barry Scott to us. He didn't quite get the Anita Beaver joke, but still wishes Scott a Happy Birthday. And he has a Basil Brush laugh...
Sylvie Blackmore off of BBC Radio Solent - She's your equivalent of late night love on a Sunday. And she has just the song for Scott with his bad luck. Featuring Drew Peacock.
Keith Warmington off of BBC Radio Bristol - We send in an e-mail from Anita Beaver, and he wishes Scott Mills a Happy Birthday, but has no idea who he is.
Andy Archer off of BBC Radio Norfolk - Finally Jono had a bit more spare time on his hands and decides to see what he can get read out on a gardening show. But a listener with a serious name e-mails in and he starts to get paranoid.