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'''Claire Rayner''' served as an [[Agony Aunt]] on ''[[Petticoat]]'', a [[magazine]] aimed at [[teenager]]s, in the [[1960s]]. During that time, she received [[letter]]s from a [[Susan Foreman]] of [[south London]], who was missing [[Susan Foreman's parents|her parents]]. Rayner wrote back to her twice, telling Susan that she must stand up to [[First Doctor|her grandfather]], who Rayner believed owned a [[76 Totter's Lane|scrap yard]] in [[Tower Hamlets]]. Susan never received the reply as she had left in [[the TARDIS]] in [[November]] [[1963]] with her [[grandfather]] along with [[Ian Chesterton]] and [[Barbara Wright]]. Following Susan's | '''Claire Rayner''' served as an [[Agony Aunt]] on ''[[Petticoat]]'', a [[magazine]] aimed at [[teenager]]s, in the [[1960s]]. During that time, she received [[letter]]s from a [[Susan Foreman]] of [[south London]], who was missing [[Susan Foreman's parents|her parents]]. Rayner wrote back to her twice, telling Susan that she must stand up to [[First Doctor|her grandfather]], who Rayner believed owned a [[76 Totter's Lane|scrap yard]] in [[Tower Hamlets]]. Susan never received the reply as she had left in [[the TARDIS]] in [[November]] [[1963]] with her [[grandfather]] along with [[Ian Chesterton]] and [[Barbara Wright]]. Following Susan's departure, Rayner stopped receiving letters but did receive a [[postcard]] from [[France]] dated [[1794]], saying that Susan had been taken away by her grandfather had taken her away and she that wanted either to go [[Gallifrey|home]] to her parents or back to [[Coal Hill School|school]]. Rayner wrote back telling Susan that her grandfather had no legal right to take her out of full-time [[education]], and she should ring the [[attendance officer]] herself if he would not listen to reason. From [[experience]], Rayner believed that [[talking]] about such things, "bringing them out in the open", did "a world of good". ([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|Whatever Happened to Susan Foreman? (audio story)}}) | ||
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