Jenny Jones worked for the Education Department in the big industrial city of Birmington.
Other Appearances:
Sally Shaw leaves school and starts work at Sylvano’s department store. She wants to be a window dresser, but Miss Newman, the head window dresser, is being deliberately hard on her to test her resolve while the other assistants are snobby and then jealous. Sally finds solace in a wonderful secret – using the basement to practise her own window-dressing.
Lynne Carson helps out at her parents’ seaside hotel and takes on any job that needs to be done. This leads to very interesting situations.
Tina Roberts works for a firm that tests new products to ensure they live up to the manufacturers’ claims before they go on sale. This leads to all sorts of scrapes and adventures.
Other Appearances:
Annual appearances:
Summer specials
PSL
Carol Wilde has to find and manage a new bunch of children for a model agency. As the children have to be ordinary, cheeky and scruffy kids off the streets, this assignment is a handful for Carol.
Other Appearances
Rita Rawlings runs a one-girl Escort Agency and takes on any request, however unusual. And unusual is the word.
Hilary Drew is the youngest member of the team in charge of Manchester’s mobile playgroup, which is known as the Happy Bus.
Other Appearances:
Janet Jackson makes a living on odd jobs by using her unusually heightened senses of taste and smell.
Policewomen, Joy Fennell and Sheila Morris, were given the task of preventing juvenile delinquency in the tough Prospect Road area during school holidays, using the ‘Red Maria’, a specially-adapted police van, equipped with all kinds of sports apparatus.
The Red Maria– Judy: #807 (28 June 1975) – #820 (27 September 1975)
Tansy Blake works as publicity girl at Teentops, a boutique hoping to sell vibrant, young clothes all over the country.
