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A mum and daughter undertake a two-week sponsored walk along the Thames Path. Stars Felicity Montagu and Olivia Nixon. From 2016.

A mother and daughter undertake a two week sponsored walk along the Thames Path to raise money for the dead father's charity.

But the mother and father divorced nine years ago and he'd re-married, so relationships between them all have been strained.

Things come to a head at any mention of the French Oak gable table that Ros and her now dead ex bought together in Camden. This has somehow ended up in the step-mother's house, much to Ros's annoyance:

"I mean she sits at it! It's my table and she sits at it."

Comedy drama written by Katherine Jakeways with Felicity Montagu and Olivia Nixon.

Ros ...... Felicity Montagu
Laura ...... Olivia Nixon
Stepmother ...... Katherine Jakeways
Boyfriend ...... Tim Key

With:

Jeff Rawle
Velibor Topic

In this opening episode, mother and daughter are just starting out and in her usual putting-her-large-foot-firmly-in-it manner Ros get's her daughter's ex-boyfriend to drop them at the source, but without any prior warning to the daughter.

The renewed bonding Ros is hoping for may be a bit bumpier than expected. Especially when along the way Ros also manages to offend pretty much everyone she meets - not least an Eastern European camp site warden.

Producer: Jane Berthoud

A BBC Radio Comedy production for BBC Radio 4 first broadcast in July 2016..

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Credits

RoleContributor
RosFelicity Montagu
LauraOlivia Nixon
ActorTim Key
ActorJeff Rawle
ActorVelibor Topic
ProducerJane Berthoud
WriterKatherine Jakeways
WriterFelicity Montagu
WriterOlivia Nixon

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  • Wed 27 Jul 201611:30
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  • Fri 10 Feb 201707:30
  • Fri 10 Feb 201717:30
  • Fri 10 Feb 201722:00
  • Sat 11 Feb 201705:30
  • Sun 15 Dec 201907:30
  • Sun 15 Dec 201917:30
  • Sun 15 Dec 201922:00
  • Mon 16 Dec 201905:30
  • Fri 9 Jul 202107:00
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  • Thu 28 Aug 202508:00
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  • Fri 29 Aug 202503:00