It's 1997 when the streets of a housing scheme erupt.

Angry scenes at the Raploc Estate in Stirling outside the house of a convicted paedophile.

At the heart of the crowd, Big Mags Haney, an anti-pedophile campaigner who made headlines.

She wasn't the only person who stood up. She just happened to shout the loudest.

Dubbed the matriarch of a family from hell.

The amount of crimes committed by that family was stuff of legend.

I was so scared.

Crime next door, the ballad of Big Mags.

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You're listening to Sunday's episode of The Archers from BBC Radio 4.

Music Paul! Oh, hi Lily! I know the flower and produce is one of the highlights of the Ambridge autumn calendar, but don't you think you might be a tiny bit overdraft?

Says you. I'm at a wedding. What's your excuse? Don't. When Dane said medieval I was imagining

some kind of beautiful gown, not this ridiculous jester suit. I think they were known as fools.

I'm aware. Oh, you look great. I look ridiculous. So I wasn't nervous enough already.

I never met a real celebrity before.

Although I did see Alison Hammond in Underwoods a few months back.

Oh, impressive.

Well, I'm 80% sure it was her.

She was looking at air friars.

But anyway, this is different.

Is Charlotte Smith?

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