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Episode 3: Gwynneth Pedler

Parties, picnics, and protesting atop the fourth plinth of Trafalgar Square... This is all in a day in the life of 94-year-old Gwynneth Pedler, who joins Katie for this episode.

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Parties, picnics, and protesting atop the fourth plinth of Trafalgar Square…

This is all in a day in the life of 94-year-old Gwynneth Pedler, who joins Katie for this episode. They take the DLR from Canary Wharf to Bank for a cultured afternoon at the Guildhall Art Gallery, and – despite their seventy year age difference, find much to bond over. They swap stories of patience, hope, and the disadvantages of being at wheelchair “bottom” height when out at pubs!

Produced and hosted by Katie Pennick, brought to you by Transport for All.

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