A TINY cottage from a beloved 1970s sitcom has hit the market, offering fans a chance to own a piece of the show. Once one of ...

On the cafe walls are signed photos of actors Kathy Staff and Bill Owen Nora Batty and Compo, the star-crossed lovers of the worlds longest-running TV sitcom.

SHIVERING Brits are stocking up on Nora Batty-style granny tights to keep warm. The thickest leg warmers flew off the shelves during last month’s cold snap. As energy bills soar amid a cost of ...

After 26 years as television's most famous broom-wielding siren, Nora Batty is to leave the BBC's long-running comedy Last of the Summer Wine. The battleaxe, played by Kathy Staff, was pursued in vain ...

Residents feared many would shut if Tesco opened, turning the location known for eccentric characters Compo, Clegg and Nora Batty into an identikit town of charity shops and cafés.

Nora was seen hanging out her washing in the first scene of the Last of the Summer Wine pilot episode in 1973, but in those early days she was simply "Mrs Batty", Compo's neighbour.

KATHY STAFF once gave an honest assessment of her ‘Last of the Summer Wine' character Nora Batty, describing her as "horrible".

Tough love: Kathy Staff as Nora Batty shooing away Clegg (Peter Sallis), Compo (Bill Owen) and Foggy (Brian Wilde) A size 16 in real life, Mrs Staff had to wear layers of padding to play the ...

Found tucked under Nora Batty’s famous steps, you can take in the glory of Compo’s worn-out front room complete with home-made submarine.

Series 8, Episode 1 - The Mysterious Feet Of Nora Batty With the notable exception of Compo, Nora Batty is not used to anyone looking at her. So when her husband Wally takes an unnatural interest in ...