Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. KEITH wrote TV programmes and books about me and he has asked me to tell you more about me and the other characters he created. While being transported from China to a zoo, the crate carrying the panda fell off the back of a truck and was discovered by some children in Coppins Wood.

His magic results from completing the vacant square in a series of magic number squares that he inherited from his Chinese ancestors. He wrote and narrated over 100 children’s television programmes which have been distributed to more than 30 different countries. First aired on British TV in 1977, Issi Noho was an "illustrated" children's series, meaning that the program was presented in the form of a book, with voice-overs complementing the colorful visuals. Standon and produced by Thames Television, Issi Noho was a series of stories about the titular panda.Keith wrote lots of books about my adventures and dozens of TV programmes which he narrated for THAMES TELEVISION.

Nick Smith and Neil Riley have been producing their unique brand of “psychedelic beats” under the name Issi Noho since the mid-90s. As the composition progresses, a piano arpeggio enters, accompanied by chords, melodies, and electronic tones that add layers of intrigue to the evolving soundscape. They all get very fond of him, and Issi is very gratefuk – so grateful that when the Martins go on holiday he decides to clean their house for them – by magic. He didn’t mean to empty the local pond or get trapped inside a pillar box or flood the Martin’s garden.He now has to fill in two numbers to complete each magic square and we all know the problems he had with only one! Adventures into outer space, a touch of his own brand of magic in the Christmas pantomime and diving for hidden treasures under the sea! When it comes to their live performances, Issi Noho seamlessly merges their electronic setup with the energy of rock guitars, percussion, lasers, and bespoke visuals. I appeared on Thames Television, first between 1974 and 1975 but then repeated through into the 80s.