Anna Martin loved her job with the Animals’ Protection Society. The town where Anna lived were having their biggest argument for years. The River Board had suggested some of the swans on the river should be shot and there had been a storm of protest following the decision.
A humour strip about a young woman, Mandy who does odd jobs, that rarely go right. The strip later appeared in Debbie under the name Handy Tandy.
Sue Carter works in the publicity and advertising department of a large London store, Clarrod and Sembridge. She earns the nickname Swinging Sue as she is always so full of life.
Other Appearances:
Linda Brown gets a job at her father’s hotel involving sorting out problem guests and guests with problems.
Other Appearances
Annual Appearances
Summer Specials
Rosie Robson often helped out at her sister’s’ beauty salon. As a sideline, the girls started a special service – creating disguises for well-known people. Sometimes they even answered calls for help!
Terry Morgan lived with her father and her younger brother, David, in the small village of Llangarog. Mr Morgan was the local ferryman, and when he was injured, Terry took over the job, while still having to attend school.
Dilly Dawson had a holiday job as a daily help.
When seventeen-year-old Susan Walker took on the job of looking after orphaned child film star, Tanya Merrill, she soon discovered that Tanya was extremely spoilt and temperamental.
Winnie Weston was working in Standen’s Toy Factory during the school holidays, and all her duties were carried out with the help of her roller skates.
Humorous strip about a girl Betty and her adventures babysitting.
