Britain of the 1970s is in trouble. The oil crisis, a worldwide recession with 40% inflation and political turmoil marked something of a political awakening in the UK. 

In this episode, Milly gives us an insight into the modern family - two working parents juggling the demands of the day. The decisions made are the right ones and life settles.

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Happy 90th birthday, Milly!

This special bonus episode marks Milly's 90th birthday.

"Noisy Neighbours" is a memoir of the sometimes weird and sometimes wonderful neighbours Milly crosses paths with.

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Milly's family moves into the 1970s with a new addition and some new opportunities. The Britain of the 1970s is altogether different from the one a decade earlier and there are challenges ahead. 

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Following-on directly from last week's bonus episode, More Bushy Tales gives us a fascinating look at life in the Bush Inn, Wigan.

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Welcome to this final episode of season # 3 of Mondays with Milly.

The loss of the family's patriarch is more than just a shock; it has both short and long-term ramifications. JC's job with Boeing in the US is no longer a viable choice and the family makes the decision to stay in the UK and rebuild financially. 

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With the discovery this week of the Wigan World website, the Mondays with Milly podcast has a extended its audience to Wigan. Welcome to patrons from that part of the world, with a special mention for Steve Breheny and Belinda Denholm - Jackie Sharple's nephew and daughter, who I contacted via the Wigan World website. The world is indeed small. 

In this bonus episode, Milly takes us into the Bush Inn for a refreshing and light-hearted look inside. There are lots of tales to tell so there will be another bonus episode next week. 

Stolen pies...broken promises...another career change.

Managing the Bush pub calls for a very specific set of skills. Milly and JC have doubled the takings in just two years and are promised a bigger and better opportunity close to home. It doesn't turn out that way and the family take a step backwards by purchasing a grocery business with a cash-flow problem. The big house becomes a much smaller one.

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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to quit your job - a well-paid one you love - and manage a pub?

That's exactly what JC does and life takes yet another adventurous turn. Life in the pub is hard work but a vibrant place full of colourful characters, like Jackie Sharples whose party trick is back flips off the bar.

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Welcome to the 1960s - an exciting time...a dangerous time.

In episode one of season three we enter this new decade with Milly's family growing. Paul is adopted by JC - not without difficulty - and Christopher comes onto the scene. Milly and her family can count themselves lucky as they manage to somehow avoid catastrophe and the world watches as the Cold War heats up.

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In this final episode of season 2 of Mondays with Milly, things are happening. 

Milly and JC are ready to tie the knot - after a decade or so apart. JC is in for a bit of a shock when he's expected to pitch in and lend a hand around the house as both he and Milly hold down full-time jobs. Paul and JC bond immediately and the family is ready to face the 1960s.

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