They live in Hemel Hempstead in Hertfordshire so nowhere near Morecambe
The Radford Family #22 Sue's covered in Gucci to distract her from her hard worked coochie
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They recently moved to Nottingham
Defo no Millie at breakfast on sues instastories although I’m not sure who’s next to Katie doesn’t look like a radford.
I know someone who is there this weekend and they are overjoyed at the thought of the company. 
I wonder if they will be filming?
the sausage roll mum is nothing to do with lad baby:
I wonder if they will be filming?
the sausage roll mum is nothing to do with lad baby:
its Aimee, she’s always had a slightly different look
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Ellie or Aimee?
Ha ha, that woman is so bloody thick. Breakfast on mass
it’s en masse you stupid mare.
it’s en masse you stupid mare. 
Think Sue is trying to make it obvious that Millie isnt there. there should be the usual group pic coming soon so we’ll see
A right motley crew
They were gifted them!!
There's families out there that could only dream of a pass and never be able to afford one - yet they gift these 22!!!!! Pisses me right off!
I didn’t know this! Thank you
Not much you can do a theme park if you’re pregnant
Do you get games consoles in the rooms at Alton Towers? or have the sad sacks taken one with them?!
Yes, Peppa Pig. Great quality literature as usual!Only present that was clearly shown for Bonnie’s birthday was a book. Didn’t we mention how the kids don’t ever get books as gifts? Hi Sue
It'll be read once, for a vlog or the tv show, before being discarded as usual. The bedtime clip which has resurfaced on their FB page is so cringey. Archie had clearly never seen that book before as he didn't have a clue what was under the flap (kids memorize those Acorn Wood books so quickly if they're read regularly) and the girls could not sit still at all for Sue to read the high quality literature that was yet another Pepoa Pig book. Such a joke that they pretend for the cameras they do that every day. The kid's body language definitely suggests otherwise. In fact, we know full well from the vlogs that there's no such thing as a bedtime routine in that house. They just crash when they're exhausted and, if they're lucky they get carried up to bed. Once in a blue moon, if there is a camera in their face, they get a story. No wonder the kids look bewildered about what is happening.
I agree, there's no way any regular reading goes on in that house. Most parents of just one young child have more books in their house than the Radfords. The children's teachers must be fighting a losing battle sending home reading books, and trying to help the children learn, as Sue and Noel just don't give a damn about reading or education. 
Those kids see their parents do duck all except filming everything.I agree, there's no way any regular reading goes on in that house. Most parents of just one young child have more books in their house than the Radfords. The children's teachers must be fighting a losing battle sending home reading books, and trying to help the children learn, as Sue and Noel just don't give a damn about reading or education.
Their lifestyle suggests a much more lucrative business than pie making so the kids are being set up for a massive failure in life if they think that’s the way to live.
There's definitely no excuse. If they wanted books then i'm sure they could easily afford them, recieve them as gifts, join a library, buy from charity shops or even check Fb marketplace / freecycle as people are always clearning out old books. It's sad that none of the children have ever been encouraged to develop a love of books and stories. I can't imagine a childhood where I wasn't able to devour new books, lose myself in fascinating new worlds and join characters on their amazing adventures. Heck the poor Radford children need that sort of escapism more than most, to escape their depressing reality.
Even Poundland do cheap books and the works always have offers on. No excuse just pure laziness on Sue and Noel's part
It builds up over time too when you have a lot of kids, you end up with lots of books.
10 for £10 in the works they have a fab Christmas bundle too.
No excuse for no books.
3 for £5 at The Works, even 5 for £5 at certain times of the year. As you say, there's no excuse whatsoever as they can easily afford books. Even if they couldn't there's always the library, which should all be open again now. They simply can't be bothered to read to them though.
Sure, they have a small book case squished into Oscar, Casper and Archie's bedroom, which is stuffed with ratty tatty books which they decide to show whenever we criticise them for not reading, to try and prove a point, but it's so painfully obvious they don't do it regularly. Also, most of those books are ratty tatty picture books, which are only really suitable for Hallie and below (and, at 6 1/2, even she should really be on chapter books by now, if reading had been encouraged from a young age. I'm going to hazard a guess she's not though). Where are all the chapter books for the older ones? Why do Oscar and Casper have a bookcase full of picture books in their room at 9/10? Casper, Oscar, Tillie, Max etc are still of an age where many kids are absolutely devouring the latest paperbacks. You don't see any evidence of it in their house though. If ever Sue does feature a book it's shoehorned in to prove a point, and it's a latest release which she's clearly just ordered the day before in response to criticism that the kids don't read. You never see a pile of books stacked in the corner of a room, or a kid sat curled up on the sofa engrossed in a book (no wonder, no way they'd be able to concentrate or enjoy a peaceful moment in that mad house). You never see the little ones flicking through picture books for pleasure, it's only ever engineered moments for the camera. You never see books discarded on the sofa/floor in the lounge, where they've been left out from someone reading them earlier. You never see more than that one small bookcase. You'd expect a house with 22 kids to have several, including in the communal areas such a the lounge or the hallway, as well as in most bedrooms.
Over the years, she's tried to prove they read with odd glimpses of books every now again again, but despite the odd book making an occasional appearance I have never seen evidence of actual reading.
Also, there's loads of other tat stacked on that one small bookcase, including colouring and sticker/activity books (which are nice to have, but certainly don't class as books). I'll never forget one of the teen girls picking a colouring book off the shelf in one of the vlogs and saying to Heidie and Ophelia "shall we read this?". As if we needed more evidence that they'd just been told to grab a book and offer to read it as it'll look good. Even Hallie, who hardly comes across as brains of Britain bless her, was like "no that's a colouring book"
Give me strength!
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I’m the same age as sue, and it may have been a long time ago, but at 13, we would not be having sex with a man of 18. Back then, we knew the age of consent, as much as young people know it now
They probably said something along the lines of…In our day it was ok…which is so wrong
I imagine the older lads can't just sit and watch TV in a room full of sleeping kids so have to do something
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