Ridiculous how Trixie "rescued" the baby from her pram in the street and shouted at the mother. It normal to see babies parked in prams outside shops and houses. My Mum told me it was common practice (in the 1960s) for mothers to wrap the baby up warm and put them outside in their pram either in the garden or outside the house while Mum was inside doing housework.
Another example of applying modern ideas to 1960s parenting. Of course we wouldn't do it now, but it wasn't unusual to see this in 1967.
And Sheila commenting to Dr Turner about his great it was that homosexuality was about to be legalised. They would be prissy and judgemental about it, even in the 1980s a lot of people were!
And all those gormless men walking past Phyllis in ASOS shorts - is that the best the wardrobe department could do!