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Journalist/presenter BBC Wales Today. Saturdays BBC Radio Wales. Author How Do I Know You Love Me?, Flower Girl, The Sea House, Boo-a-bog in the Park.
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The 101-year-old who created a dolls' house museum with her childhood toys

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By Lucy Owen Verified
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Val Ripley may be 101 but she still enjoys playing with dolls' houses. She was given her first by her parents when she was eight, in Christmas 1932, and remembers waking up and seeing a huge parcel all wrapped up. "I remember thinking 'they can't have bought me that one', and it was my pride and joy my whole childhood." More than 30 years later, Val and her sister rediscovered what she thought had been lost while clearing out her parents attic and decided to create a museum.
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The 101-year-old who created a dolls' house museum with her childhood toys

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By Lucy Owen Verified
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There is still a need to prepare tasty meals, even in a doll house Val Ripley may be 101 but she still enjoys playing with dolls' houses. She was given her first by her parents when she was eight, in Christmas 1932, and remembers waking up and seeing a huge parcel all wrapped up.
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Robert Peston found it 'too difficult' returning to Wales after his wife's death

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ITV political editor Robert Peston sold his Aberystwyth home after his wife died of lung cancer in 2012 ITV political editor Robert Peston has described how he found it "too difficult" to return to a home in Wales he shared with his late wife. Writer Sian Busby died of lung cancer in September 2012, aged 51. Peston said Busby decided in the last 10 years of her life that Wales was her "proper home", leading the couple to spend time at a house in Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, for "many years".
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