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Anneka Rice returns to face new challenges set by viewers, relying simply on her giant Challenger and public goodwill. This week she has to get into the party spirit with 11,000 children. The problem is, she has to be in four countries at the same time!
To undertake this week's challenge, Anneka Rice is going to need 4,500 gallons of water, 18 tons of concrete, a set of Scottish bagpipes and a plateful of herrings!
An old disused stables at a farm near Buxton were converted into a riding centre for the disabled.
A low water quay was built on the island of Bryher in the Scilly Isles.
In 1990 Anneka took on the challenge of renovating an old barge on the Thames and attempting to turn it into a floating education centre unit for the community of Richmond.
The Happisburgh Lighthouse in Norfolk was painted from top to bottom after Trinity House passed responsibility for its upkeep to the local village.
Anneka Rice faces her most daunting challenge ever - to restore a Romanian orphanage into a home for 600 children in just one week. This specially extended edition of Challenge Anneka reveals what happened, and how through sleepless days and nights her team reached their goal.
Two sisters, a ballroom, and magic shoes are on Anneka Rice's shopping list as she races against the clock.
In 2 days an unused ward at Rochford Hospital in Essex was converted into a reminiscence centre for elderly patients.
The conversion of a chapel in Telford into a hostel for homeless teenagers was completed in just 24 hours.
