Norma Ronald was born on March 1, 1937 in Northumberland, England and died in 1993.

 

Norma Ronald was a British actress best known for her appearances as "Mildred Murfin" in the 1960s BBC Radio comedy series The Men from the Ministry.

 

She was Sir John Wilder's ever-resourceful secretary Kay Lingard, in both The Plane Makers, and its follow-up The Power Game (1963-1969).

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Norma was  "Miss Ealand" in the Science Fiction television series UFO.

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An actress from age 15, she was taken on as an assistant stage manager and small-part actress by her local repertory company. Her first appearance on the stage was as a fifty-year-old woman.

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Norma joined the Leatherhead Repertory Company, and went on to other companies throughout England, the most renowned being the Joan Littlewood Workshop and the Ashcroft Theatre, Croydon.

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She was married to fellow actor, Edward Judd. (She was divorced from David Butler).

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She and her future husband Edward Judd reportedly met in the TV studios when he looked in for a drink in the bar. He later proposed to her in a bar at St. Ives.

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Norma semi-retired from acting and confined herself to radio. She had one Deborah Judd (or two?) daughter(s).