Signed Peaky Blinders script on offer in Acorns auction

18th March 2025

Peaky Blinders fans have the exciting opportunity to own a signed script from the first-ever episode of the award-winning television series in an online charity auction from Acorns Children’s Hospice.

The script, signed by the show’s creator Steven Knight, was generously donated by the renowned screenwriter alongside a rare collection of exquisitely tailored Peaky Blinders suits and caps, designed and created by Garrison Tailors and worn by Birmingham City players in their official 2019/20 home shirt promotional video. These are available either individually or as a set for collectors. Once the new Peaky Blinder film comes out, these suits will soar in value.

The glittering auction, which runs until March 26, is raising vital funds for the hospice charity and its lifeline care for children with life limiting and life threatening conditions and support for their families.

Emma Wright, Partnerships Manager at Acorns, said: “Thanks to the generosity of incredible supporters like Steven Knight and Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne, we’re bringing fans a truly spectacular range of once-in-a-lifetime items and experiences.

“From signed memorabilia by Tom Hardy, to a signed, limited-edition framed print of England’s 1966 World Cup winning team, and even the breathtaking opportunity to see the Northern Lights in Finland, our auction has something for everyone!”

Acorns ‘Lights, Camera, Auction!’ stage and screen auction is the biggest yet for the charity, featuring an extraordinary lineup of items from some of the world’s most beloved productions. With exclusive memorabilia, VIP experiences and luxury getaways up for grabs, this month-long event is a must for fans and collectors alike.

Bidding is already underway, with less than a week left to seize the chance to claim these unique items before they’re gone forever.

Plus a unique opportunity awaits – an exclusive bespoke makeover package featuring top industry professionals. Enjoy expert styling by John Scott, former This Morning stylist and dresser to stars like Julia Roberts and Angelina Jolie. Complete your transformation with a stunning new look by renowned makeup artist Carole Maye, known for her work on Steven Knight’s ‘This Town’, followed by a flawless cut, colour and blow dry by Jamie at JC Hair.

Amongst the roster of dazzling donations is also a pair of much sought-after tickets for this summer’s final performance by Ozzy and Black Sabbath. This auction presents one of the last opportunities for rock fans to get their hands on the ‘gold-dust’ tickets.

Other lots include a Michelin-starred meal, a bespoke cookery class, a relaxing overnight spa retreat, and VIP tickets to see The Nutcracker, The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe, or the world premiere of Sherlock Holmes and the 12 Days of Christmas

For Pink Floyd fans there is also a special opportunity to secure a vinyl copy of Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon and a pair of drumsticks signed by famed drummer Nick Mason.

“Acorns auction truly has something for every fan”

Emma added: “Every bid on this magnificent auction will help to provide lifeline care for children who are seriously ill and support for their families. Don’t miss out and secure your dream prize while supporting families at a time when they need us the most. Together, we can make a real difference.”

To bid on the items and be in with a chance winning visit www.acorns.org.uk/bid

Acorns Children’s Hospice provides specialist palliative care for babies, children and young people with life limiting and life threatening conditions, and support for their families.

In the past year, the charity has cared for more than 780 children across the West Midlands, and supported over 1,000 families, including those who are bereaved. Children visit Acorns for rehabilitative respite, symptom management, emergency and end-of-life care.

This care and support is provided from Acorns three hospices, based in Birmingham, Walsall and Worcester, and in the community.

Acorns needs around £35,000 each day to provide its children’s hospice care, with two thirds of that amount coming from generous donations and fundraising by the local community.