(I borrowed that dress once. To wear in a school revue. I was playing a Macbeth witch. In an Ossie Clark dress. Dear God!) I don't have many of my mum's clothes but those I have are kept in protective dust-bags.
This year saw a particularly hairy scramble to "thread" Napes Needle, a pinnacle that juts up sharply from a scree slope against the steep side of Great Gable.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, my favourite item of my mum's was the plainest outfit she wore: a black crepe wraparound Ossie Clark dress.
Tries Wray, Wyles 2. Pens Hodgson 3. Northampton Foden; Elliott, Stephenson, Burrell (Waldouck, 77), Wilson Mylerr, Dickson; A Waller (E Waller, 77), Haywood (McMillan, 77), Ma'afu (Denman, 68), Craig (Nutley, 74), Day, Clark, Dowson (capt), Manoa.
She said the industry was waiting on the release of a review into research infrastructure funding being carried out by businessman Philip Clark and the chief scientist, Ian Chubb, which was due mid-year.
We'll certainly give it a go and look to win the Six Nations but obviously we have to rely on other sides slipping up," Clark said.
"It's a great way to do it," says Paul Clark, a software developer who has lived on Tidy Street for 10 years.
Malcolm Clark, coordinator of the Children's Food Campaign, said: "This damning assessment of the current responsibility deal cuts through the Department of Health's spin and shows up the initiative for what it is: more about positive PR for companies than effective, evidence-based new interventions to improve our diets".
The first visit to Northern Ireland by the legendary Berliner Ensemble theatre company and world premieres of productions by Sophie Hunter, Adrian Dunbar and Max Stafford-Clark are among the highlights of Happy Days, the fifth international Samuel Beckett festival held by, and frequently in, the Fermanagh lakes at Enniskillen, Northern Ireland.
Mills, from Cardiff, and Clark, an Essex woman, make a wonderful team.
According to Conservative cities minister Greg Clark, the centre will always draw more power to itself.
