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Britain’s 'oldest barmaid' is still pulling pints and kicking out troublemakers aged 82 - and she has no plans to hang up her apron anytime soon.<br/><br/>Ann Wilson has worked in pubs for 60 years and has poured over three million drinks during that time.<br/><br/>Straight-talking Ann - nicknamed 'Nanny Annie' - started working in bars in Birmingham in 1964 so she could buy a fridge for her family.<br/><br/>She got a job in The Old Yewtree where she spent ten years before moving onto the Journey’s End pub in 1974 where she still works today.<br/><br/>Ann reckons she’s seen 12 bosses come and go in her 50 years at the popular boozer.<br/><br/>Despite her age, Ann, who has two children and four grandchildren, still works two days a week and says she has no plans to retire.<br/><br/>She said: “It all started in the 60s when I got a job to save up money to buy a fridge. At that time we had two children and were surviving on my husband's wage. <br/><br/>\
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