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MOIRA NOT READY TO STOP AS SHE STARTS NEW JOB

BY ARTHUR VUNDLA reporters@dailyrecord.co.uk A WORKAHOLIC Scots great-grandmother who says working keeps her young starts her new job today at 82. Moira Hepburn reached pensionable age in 1997, when John Major was prime minister but the energetic gran has not even contemplated retiring. The talented pianist was a child performer and continued to be a regular sight in Edinburgh in the 80s, when she entertained at the bandstand in Princes Street Gardens during children’s hour. Since 1987, Moira worked as a warden at a sheltered housing complex and, until last month, at a block of retirement flats in Blackford. Today she starts her new job, travelling around the city offering companionship to elderly people – after leaving her last post due to the technological demands, which she found overwhelming. Moira said: “I can’t think

ENTERTAINER Moira, above centre, as a child in 1945. On bill in 1943 and, below, in 1954