Lee McDonald is known to a generation of Grange Hill fanatics as Zammo, the centre of the show’s Just Say No campaign. We rang him up for a good long chat about the show, and what he’s up to ...

GRANGE Hill fans have been left devastated after Lee Macdonald revealed that he's battling skin cancer after noticing an 'unusual spot' on his face. The actor who is best known for playing Zammo ...

Grange Hill legend Lee MacDonald ... the cast recorded a Top 10 hit called ‘Just Say No’, that would later be performed in The White House in 1986. His shock diagnosis was met with a number ...

Grange Hill's creator has slammed TV bosses ... Zammo McGuire's (played by heroin addiction, which supported the Just Say No anti-drugs campaign. He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that ...

Lee MacDonald’s portrayal of Zammo, the cheeky chap who developed a heroin addiction, is Grange Hill’s most memorable storyline. It sparked a “Just Say No” anti-drugs campaign and saw some ...

One of the stars from iconic kids programme Grange Hill decided to return to ... the rest of the cast recorded a charity single, Just Say No, which reached the top 10 in the UK charts.

the school drama's most important moments Grange Hill's Lee ‘Zammo’ MacDonald: “I gave Nancy Reagan a copy of Just Say No. She threw it under her chair” The 50 greatest children's TV Shows ...

Read more: How Grange Hill changed TV He said ... It led to the cast recording a song called ‘Just Say No!’ in 1986. As well as drugs, the programme was known for tackling issues like racism, teen ...

he helped the anti-drugs campaign Just Say No, by releasing a charity single which was a Top 10 hit. He later said the association with drugs damaged his acting career. After leaving Grange Hill ...

Grange Hill creator Sir Phil Redmond has announced ... "So on the back of that, we got to sing Just Say No in the White House," he added, referring to the show's anti-drugs single, which US ...

Former child actor Terry Sue-Patt, who played Benny Green in the children's TV series Grange Hill ... A story about drug-taking led to the Just Say No campaign and a top 10 single.