Sherrie Hewson webchat 27 February 1-2pm

Hello me again

This is a weird request but can you show us around the place you are at the moment, just wondering what type of place you have

Thank you

Hello Sherrie

I too loved Benidorm and feel a bit sorry for the obviously very frustrated and inverted snob that is Joyce Temple-Savage. I would love to know more about "her" and wonder if she started out running a small B&B and worked her way up or was she a holiday Rep "back in the day" ? Was she married to a Mr Temple-Savage?

I think you play the part fantastically well and wonder if there is any "Joyce" in Sherrie?

More more more please.

What's soap have you enjoyed being in the most?

I know you're going to say you liked all of them in different ways etc... Come on, Corrie, Benidorm or Emmerdale??

Hello Sherrie

I've heard you're playing in a movie, do you have any information about that?
Also what sort of activities do you do with your family?

Thank you

Hi Sherrie. Do you prefer acting or presenting? I always liked you in Corrie.

What is your favourite recipe from your book?

Do you ever miss Corrie? I have to say I loved Maureen but Reg was very annoying

Hi Sherrie

I absolutely love Benidorm. Very sad not too see you and Squirrel live happily ever after.

I just wondered, do you feel there's a lot of ageism in TV at the moment. It seems to be there are fewer and fewer, great funny roles for older women? Madge is such good reminder that not all old people live up to the stereotype, do you think TV producers should do more to offer roles to older people?

What is your favourite thing to do with your grandchildren? Also, you always wear such nice clothes on loose women, what is your favourite colour?

Hi Sherrie. What's the most contentious subject you've discussed on Loose Women where you've thought a fight was going to break out?

How important do you think it is for families to eat together?

I had no idea you had run a restaurant. What sort of food was it? Did you like it? I always fantasise about running a little cafe but suspect the reality may not match up

What was your nanna like? She clearly left you with many happy memories. And what sort of nanna are you?

I would love to know more about your celebrity masterchef experience and also whether it was that that gave you the impetus for the book?

Hi Sherrie. Do you eat what you cook? I have always wondered how you manage to stay so slim.

Hi Sherrie. Can you recommend any easy dishes to make with children? The thought of flour EVERYWHERE scares me.

Dear Yogagirl again,
I have just come across a Forum called "Denied Contact" - here in Gransnet. Do read it, it has a lot of sensible advice.

Dear Yogagirl (I know this is meant for Sherrie but am sure she will forgive me)

You have my heartfelt sympathy re being cut out of your grandchildren's lives. I have been cut out of my great granddaughter's life through a mis-understanding with my granddaughter (who was very close to myself and late husband when she was young) and the hurt is indescribable - as you know. I think you can go to Law over it, but I expect like me, you would feel it would make matters worse even if the Law insisted that you be allowed to see them.

Dear Sherrie,

I have had many happy hours watching Benidorm and your wonderful facial expressions as each disaster occurs. Thank you. I look forward to reading your Recipes - although everything I try and cook turns out awful.

Hello Sherrie
Well done on writing your book. I watch you all the time on 'loose women', so therefore know how much you love your Grandchildren. I have been 'cut out of my precious grandchildren's lives' for no reason other than spiteful jealous from my granddaughter's step-dad and his mother. We had such a very strong bond, as my granddaughter + D lived with me before this nightmare. How would you cope if this happened to you? I've always wondered.

I'm not altogether sure that Nanas do have so much more time now than busy mums and dads, Sherrie, with the pension age goalposts moving further and further away into the distance for many of us.....

But I want my little grandsons (in many years to come, of course!) to remember me with the same love you obviously have for your own Nana. What is your favourite memory of the time she spent with you?

hi sherrie, well done and good luck with the new book, if you could go to a cooking masterclass with a famous chef who would you choose and why? and what would you say is your never fiails signature dish?

If you could give your grandchildren one piece of advice what would it be ?

Thanks cathy, love your work and u r brill!

Good for you, Sherrie. I have a feeling you might be preaching to the converted