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Woman's Hour

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Introduced from Birmingham by Marjorie Lofthouse It is 100 years since the NSPCC was founded, but although social conditions have changed dramatically, the Society is just as important as ever. In this Centenary year, the Viscountess
Cobham, Chairman of the NSPCC, talks about their work and hopes for the future.
Producer ANNE BROWN BBC Birmingham Little Sister (3) long wave only

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Unknown:
Marjorie Lofthouse
Producer:
Anne Brown
Source: Radio Times

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