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As far as Annie was concerned- it was people like her imo, who helped make Brighton in the late 60s right through to the late eighties (when I was at art college and messing around in the music scene), the vibrant, cultural and cutting edge City it was - in pub and football culture, in all areas...

It was! Mum’s just texted a lovely little snippet which was before my memories - One party hosted by one of the circle of the friends, (presumably in 1964), ‘Rag Doll’ was played ‘over and over’. I asked her why, and she replied that Annie had turned up that night with a boyfriend in tow who...

This is true - She moved back to London in 1998 though - so hadn’t lived in Brighton for past 25 years or so after which we lost touch a bit. My Dad first got to know her when they were working on the Daily Sketch in Fleet Street in London - later they became closer through another very close...

I’m so sad about this - she was a very close friend of the family (though my father’s journalism connections- we socialised with her (and Binky Baker) for years and I knew Alex well - although he was a bit younger than me. I also knew Annie apart from family through my involvement in the music...