Series revisiting the childhood neighbourhoods of influential Britons
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 21 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture |
Writer and journalist Toby Young returns to his childhood in North London. The son of Lord Young of Dartington, a towering figure in post-war social policy making and the originator of many of this country's institutions, Toby remembers his father be... more
Jasvinder Sanghera is the founder of the charity, Karma Nirvana, which campaigns against forced marriage. She was also one of the influential voices behind the 2008 Forced Marriages Act. Jasvinder was born into a Sikh community in Derby, part of a fa... more
Born in 1939, he remembers the constraints of being the son of the local policeman, where any misdemeanour from a young Terry came under scrutiny. His father Thomas, a highly principled man, was also a disciplinarian, leading to an ambivalent relatio... more
Shirley Williams, now Baroness Williams, returns to her childhood homes in London's Chelsea and the New Forest. Her mother was the writer, Vera Brittain, whose most famous novel - Testament of Youth - was a best-seller when Shirley was a child in the... more
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Thank you so much for inviting me on such a personal journey through the lives of people I've grown up but now feel I know. Wonderfully entertaining
An amazing insight to very interesting people. Throughly entertaining listening.
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