Episode 4
Back from another summer in France, the 'Ayer Wells den of sin' is just the place to be in the London of the 60s. Freddie is supporting many radical causes.
Written by Gully Wells.
Abridged by Jane Marshall. Back from another summer in France, the "Ayer Wells den of sin" is just the place to be in the London of the 1960s. Freddie has become a regular on the "Brain's Trust", and is busy supporting his political causes and Dee is in demand for her outspoken views on London life, whilst Gully observes the fun of their radical chic lifestyle.
Read by Rosalind Ayres
Produced by Jane Marshall
A Jane Marshall production for BBC Radio 4.
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