Gallowglass

Countess Gallowglass ran a message forwarding service for aliens and time travellers in the 1970s.

It was run from a Portakabin in the East End of London. By 2012, it was run from a well-hidden plushy building near Carnaby Street. (PROSE: Relative Dementias)

Behind the scenes

 * In the 2003 fanzine Myth Makers 13, the short story Commune features licensed use of Countess Gallowglass. The story reveals that a colony of Time Lords had been living in an implant in Gallowglass's head ever since the fall of Gallifrey in The Ancestor Cell.
 * Madame Xing in the same author's novel Halflife may be intended to be Gallowglass.