![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/nick-knowles-issues-apology-moments-into-bbcs-diy-sos-amid-emotional-build/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/1_nick-knowlesJPG-1.jpg&description=Nick Knowles took to Twitter to issue an apology just moments after the new episode of DIY SOS aired yesterday, where the team helped to create a new base for women's charity Getaway GirlsDIY SOS: Nick Knowles prepares to help the Getaway GirlsNick Knowles made an apology just moments into DIY SOS - where he led a team in creating a very special build for a charity. The team had been working on a very special project on the special episode for Children in Need, where they worked to create a new base for women's charity Getaway Girls. Joined by a whole host of celebrities, Nick and his team worked tirelessly to ensure a safe haven for the women who use the charity, with some of them having been through domestic violence or abuse, whilst others have been left homeless or have been lured into gangs. Some faced two of more of these at the same time. The presenter took to Twitter to issue a statement after some fans tuning in in the UK noticed the Children in Need special of the BBC show wasn't on at the expected time. Nick was puzzled to find out that Wales weren't showing the programme at the same time. Nick Knowles issued a statement soon into the show Taking to Twitter, he wrote: "Sadly for some reason @DIYSOS is not on in Wales until 11.10 pm which is odd given Wales has had two huge @BBCCiN builds in the last few years with @RootsWales and @surfability who are both doing great work in their new buildings." Despite the disappointing statement, those who did get to tune in heaped praise on Nick and his team for what they had achieved. "#ChildrenInNeed just settled with a cuppa to watch another fantastic Big Build! Well done once again to @MrNickKnowles and the gang and all volunteers and of course, @BBC for hosting. #ChildrenInNeed 2022," one wrote. A huge team worked on the project A second added: "Amazing project & the girls are awesome - there's nothing they can't do. Well done @DIYSOS," whilst a third shared: "Love watching @DIYSOS & you can see the skill & passi){kind=link}
Nick Knowles took to Twitter to issue an apology just moments after the new episode of DIY SOS aired yesterday, where the team helped to create a new base for women’s charity Getaway Girls
Nick Knowles made an apology just moments into DIY SOS – where he led a team in creating a very special build for a charity.
The team had been working on a very special project on the special episode for Children in Need, where they worked to create a new base for women’s charity Getaway Girls. Joined by a whole host of celebrities, Nick and his team worked tirelessly to ensure a safe haven for the women who use the charity, with some of them having been through domestic violence or abuse, whilst others have been left homeless or have been lured into gangs. Some faced two of more of these at the same time.
The presenter took to Twitter to issue a statement after some fans tuning in in the UK noticed the Children in Need special of the BBC show wasn’t on at the expected time. Nick was puzzled to find out that Wales weren’t showing the programme at the same time.
Taking to Twitter, he wrote: “Sadly for some reason @DIYSOS is not on in Wales until 11.10 pm which is odd given Wales has had two huge @BBCCiN builds in the last few years with @RootsWales and @surfability who are both doing great work in their new buildings.”