Pensioners have a hard time of it, what with low pensions, failing healthy and stroppy offspring bossing them around. Eric Geen shows what life is really like in the Over 60s club, and that pensioners are not necessarily all they are made out to be.

This is the diary of Dorothy Famous, pensioner and widow, who knows all about the frustrations of getting older, and just beginning to find out that with the right friends, life can be a riot.

Dorothy hasn't quite planned on life being quite the roller coaster it turns out to be, however, and before she knows it, she is a high flyer in politics and living up to her surname in the full glare of the local press.
But Dorothy's pals still know how to have a good time and prove that life can still be fun at 60,70 and beyond.