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Woman's Hour

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Introduced from Birmingham by Maureen Staffer One Million People Injured: the yearly casualty figures for accidents in the home make grim reading. GILL PYRAR investigates the causes and asks: how can home safety be improved?
New Life for Old Lines: many railway tracks have fallen into disuse, but there is much to interest the railway rambler. ANN TENNANT reports.
With Tinsel and Holly (4): you can turn sweets and savouries into favourite presents. SALLY TARRANT WILLIS and NATALIE WHEEN have some more suggestions. BBC Birmingham Unreliable Memoirs (3) long wave only

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Gill Pyrar
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Ann Tennant
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Sally Tarrant
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Natalie Wheen
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