Juliet Warrington

Wilf did enjoy a quick fiddle in the blackout...

With Doris on hand to tighten their nuts they couldn't fail...

Stepping out with a new young man proved jolly confusing to May at first and to be honest, a visit to Hilda Ffinch didn't really help…

Frankly Doris would prefer it if it bought chocolate, gin and a neatly trussed up Clark Gable...

Two hundred and odd years ago, (at about the same time that Napoleon Bonaparte was bundled onto a Royal Navy frigate...

Lady Shagg-Pyle, the wife of local dignitary Sir Horatio, was a woman with a past...

Diana' Dee' Day lived with her mother Holly and younger sister May in the old lodge at the entrance to Hilda Ffinch's rather grand estate...

Vera Flynn had been the choir mistress at St Candida's since at least 1520...

Victoria Cross, SOE agent.  A master (or indeed mistress) of disguise...

A bookish lad with literary ambitions of his own, Percy became the village Air Raid Warden...

Edna would have to spend the war with weird Miss Brewster. The entire war... 

Archie and Little Moo (Muriel) were two evacuees accidentally picked up by Miss Penny Stamp...

There was nothing, but nothing, which Agapanthus Crumb couldn't do with three sticks of rhubarb and a boiled egg...

Munitions worker by day, scourge of the American air base of an evening, Doris was never short of nylons, chocolate or bananas...

A bit of a wild one, May did mean well when she joined the ARP but experienced technical difficulties...

The Right Reverend Aubrey Fishwick had been the vicar of Little Hope for as long as anyone could remember...

Once upon a time, Agnes Lockheart had been a star. A real, black and white, silver screen goddess tripping the light fantastic in Hollywood

Mr George Cross, SOE Agent extraordinaire, was known to be a master of disguise and sleight of hand and was a damned fine shot to boot...

Miss Penny Stamp was the Postmistress of Little Hope, the conscientious stamper and examiner of all packages and letters...