Bennie Barrier's Big City Adventures

Bonzo Bin wants to go to the zoo to feed the monkeys, Carlton Cone and Bennie Barrier however, have other ideas!!

Bennie Barrier returns in another Big City Adventure. The annual south coast fishathon is taking place at the city centre marina where fishermen from all over the country aim to catch the biggest fish of the tournament. Mr Pike, the manager of the city centre superstore holds the record for the biggest fish caught for 3 years running. But Bennie Barrier has heard some people complaining about Mr Pike's methods not being in the spirit of the tournament. When Bennie and his Maintenance Team are called in to help control the traffic flow for the tournament, Bennie Barrier takes a closer look at Mr Pike's fishing activities. Is he just lucky or is it something else entirely?

When a firework delivery goes awry at the city centre shopping centre after the loading lift breaks down, Bennie Barrier returns to his old work place to help Bradley and Barnaby Bollard with the delivery. After returning to his team at Southampton Common where Highway Harry was organising his cones and barriers to support the water company replacing the pipes, Bennie discovers the new cone to the group, Chester Cone, has a firework hidden inside his bag. Is the new cone a thief or is it a case of mistaken identity?

When motor racing roars into Southampton, Bennie Barrier and his Maintenance Team face a high-stakes challenge. After a grueling week preparing the city, clearing roads, securing signs, and installing crash barriers for the classic car race from Millbrook to Eastleigh, everything is set. But on race day, a fierce storm hits the city centre, toppling trees, loosening signs, and destabilising barriers. With the promoter and TV crews demanding the race go on, Bennie and his trusty colleagues must ensure a flawless event. When a fallen tree blocks the track, they face an impossible choice: halt the race or risk disaster. Can Bennie devise a brilliant solution to save the day and keep everyone safe?