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Ant and Dec and the Cheeky Girls helped buy our house (but Posh Spice’s music helped sink my record label)

10.03.2010 | Author: Editor | Posted in Daily Mail

For the past 16 years, Neil Palmer, co-founder of Telstar Records, and his wife Mary Jane have lived in an immaculate country house near Epsom, Surrey.

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