Mrs Martin is helping tennis player Tracy Tudor to become the Golden Girl of Britain again after she is injured in a car crash. But Tracy does not know Mrs Martin had caused the crash in the first place.
Mavis Wade is becoming famous as Kate Kimble, a music-hall singer, with the help of her singing teacher, Madame Bosetti. But Mavis has to keep it secret from her family, especially her father, because he disapproves of theatres and theatre folk.
In World War II, a Home Guard is formed on the island of Worsley. Its leader is Lady Amelia Crabtree, but her parlourmaid, Meg Parkinson, does all the organising. And there is jealousy in the form of Commandant Matilda Golightly of the Land Army, who is angry she was not put in charge of Worsley’s defences.
Hazel Hart runs a travelling hairdressing service using a Romany caravan and a horse called Banjo.
World War II story featuring a runaway searching for her mother.
Humour with Norma Parkin and her gnome Nobby.
Miss Bell, the headmistress of St Frys, is determined to win sporting fame for the school, and appoints Anita Bassett sports captain. But Miss Bell goes overboard on her tactics to train her sports teams and even resorts to cheating, and this causes problems for Anita.
Tessa Watson is a nanny who looks after Tim, the baby nephew of Rita Ray, a singing star. Entering Tim in baby shows brings Rita extra publicity. Rita is not a nice person and does not treat Tessa well or care much for Tim, but each week she gets a hilarious comeuppance.
Gloria Delman gives up ballet school to become a champion gymnast.
Linda Morgan’s dog, Mutt, has been left a fortune by Mrs Fraser. Relatives of Mrs Fraser hire Fred Snell, a private detective, to spy on Linda to ensure she sticks to the conditions of the will.
