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16-05-2008, 16:19
Monday 26 May 2008
Pollard (Chris Chittell) is worried when he recieves a tax demand for £30,000. Telling David (Matthew Wolfenden) he’d rather face 10 years behind bars than the wrath of Val (Charlie Hardwick) it is clear he has a huge dilemma. Later, when Pollard overhears Jo (Roxanne Pallett) fondly remembering Andy (Kelvin Fletcher) decking out the barn as a surprise for their wedding, he hatches a plan to bring the wedding forward and put on a low cost version in a field. Explaining that he wants to bring the wedding forward as a surprise for Val, he asks Paul (Mathew Bose) to act as planner.
Meanwhile, Bob’s (Tony Audenshaw) suspicions are further aroused when Viv (Deena Payne) stops him from ringing the private investigator and insists that she will call herself. Certain she still has something to hide, Bob secretly presses ahead with the call but Viv overhears him asking whether any more evidence has been uncovered of Viv being with Freddie. Hurt, Viv pleads that no affair took place but will Bob be convinced?
Over at the Woolpack, behind in her rent payments, Jasmine (Jenna-Louise Coleman) is delighted to accept Diane's (Elizabeth Estensen) offer of a job behind the bar. Jasmine excitedly tells Miles (Ayden Callaghan) her news but is met with a less than positive response. Jasmine realises that the pub is the last place Miles should spend time in, but he reassures her that it’s fine and she should press ahead.
Tuesday 27 May
Bob (Tony Audenshaw) manages to get one of the witnesses to remember a specific date that they saw Viv (Deena Payne) going into the house with Freddie and back at the post office is shocked to see that Viv was off on the day in question. Bob questions Viv about her whereabouts that day. Feeling upset and betrayed, Viv starts to cry, realising that even her own husband doesn’t believe her. Devastated, she asks Bob to leave.
At the B&B, Louise (Emily Symons) suggests that Bob may have got it wrong but he insists that his marriage is on its knees. Urging him that they should be sticking together, Louise asks for the date in question and then shocks Bob and Jamie (Alex Carter) by claiming that she spent the entire day with Viv. Seeing the huge relief in their eyes, Louise realises that she has to stick to her story and agrees to tell the police.Will Louise's false alibi reunite Viv and Bob?
Meanwhile, Jimmy (Nick Miles) confronts Lexi (Sally Oliver), less than happy that she’s helping Matthew (Matt Healy) to stitch Carl (Tom Lister) up. When she begs him not to tell Carl, Jimmy can see she has genuine feelings for his younger brother and urges her to tell him herself. Will Lexi face the wrath of Matthew and reveal the truth to Carl?
Elsewhere, helping Zak (Steve Halliwell) with his list of jobs, Eli (Joseph Gilgun) reverses the van accidentally into a delivery for Matthew (Matt Healy) marked fragile. Hearing the crash, Matthew and Rodney (Patrick Mower) run out of the office. Furious with Zak, Matthew gives him until the morning to replace what’s damaged.
Wednesday 28 May
Falling for Matthew's (Matt Healy) trap, Carl (Tom Lister) heads over to Home Farm for Matthew's presentation. As the new King and Sons logo is flashed up on a projector screen, Carl sees that it’s a direct copy of the logo he created for De Souzas. He’s then further incensed when the corporate film plays out revealing King and Sons’ environmental initiative – again ripping off all Carl’s ideas. Will Carl rise to the bait and lay into Matthew right there and then?
Meanwhile, Diane (Elizabeth Estensen) confronts Pollard (Chris Chittell) and demands to know what he’s up to. He insists that it’s all about sweeping Val (Charlie Hardwick) off her feet. However, still unsure of his insincerity, she questions whether the idea is to lighten the load on his wallet. Will Pollard tell Val's sister the truth?
Elsewhere, Zak (Steve Halliwell) pulls out all the stops to get the work ready in time for Matthew's (Matt Healy) presentation. On arrival Zak is aghast to realise that Matthew will not reimburse Belle’s (Eden Taylor-Draper) fees. Forced to conceal the truth from Lisa (Jane Cox), Zak and Eli (Joseph Gilgun) vow to replace the money whatever the cost.
Thursday 29 May
Rodney (Patrick Mower) reminds Matthew (Matt Healy) that his insurance would cover the cost of the accident and explains that the money is for Belle (Eden Taylor-Draper). Zak (Steve Halliwell) is called into the office and is relieved when he’s informed that he’ll get the money back. However his joy is short-lived when Matthew informs him that he’ll have to wait until the insurance company pay out. As Zak vents his frustration, things get heated and Zak walks out of his job. Will he be honest with Lisa (Jane Cox)?
Elsewhere, Lexi (Sally Oliver) feels terrible when she hears Jimmy's (Nick Miles) intentions to not only leave the business but to move out of Home Farm too. When she thanks him for not telling Scarlett (Kelsey-Beth Crossley) and Carl (Tom Lister) about what she did, Jimmy retorts that she’s manipulative and money-grabbing and that it’s only a matter of time before they discover this themselves. Lexi feels sick.
Meanwhile, at the Woolpack, Val (Charlie Hardwick) reveals her plans for Village Pub of the Year to Diane (Elizabeth Estensen) and Paul (Mathew Bose) who put two and two together, realising that they’re an exact match for Pollard’s wedding reception requests. Doubly furious to hear that Val will be selling tickets for £10 each and essentially charging guests at her own wedding, Diane confronts Pollard (Chris Chittell). Will he manage to wriggle out of this one?
Friday 30 May
Carl (Tom Lister) berates Jimmy (Nick Miles) once more for ruining his own launch and Jimmy insists that he had nothing to do with it and he suggests he look closer to home. His insinuations towards Lexi (Sally Oliver) finally sink in and Carl explodes. When Lexi insists that she was blackmailed by Matthew (Matt Healy), Carl doesn’t want to hear any of it and storms over to confront Matthew. Will the brothers feud come to a head?
Not one to be fooled, Belle (Eden Taylor-Draper) gets her errant father to admit to being sacked, and suggests he tell Lisa (Jane Cox). Tail between his legs and with no way out, Zak (Steve Halliwell) returns home and delivers the bad news. Lisa’s left reeling and questions whether he has the money for the school fees. Will Zak be honest this time?
Elsewhere, Paul (Mathew Bose) hands Pollard (Chris Chittell) a list of duties for his best man but Pollard retorts that he can’t be bothered finding anyone. However, conceding that he has no friends, he realises that there’s only one man for the job and finally asks David (Matthew Wolfenden).
Pollard (Chris Chittell) is worried when he recieves a tax demand for £30,000. Telling David (Matthew Wolfenden) he’d rather face 10 years behind bars than the wrath of Val (Charlie Hardwick) it is clear he has a huge dilemma. Later, when Pollard overhears Jo (Roxanne Pallett) fondly remembering Andy (Kelvin Fletcher) decking out the barn as a surprise for their wedding, he hatches a plan to bring the wedding forward and put on a low cost version in a field. Explaining that he wants to bring the wedding forward as a surprise for Val, he asks Paul (Mathew Bose) to act as planner.
Meanwhile, Bob’s (Tony Audenshaw) suspicions are further aroused when Viv (Deena Payne) stops him from ringing the private investigator and insists that she will call herself. Certain she still has something to hide, Bob secretly presses ahead with the call but Viv overhears him asking whether any more evidence has been uncovered of Viv being with Freddie. Hurt, Viv pleads that no affair took place but will Bob be convinced?
Over at the Woolpack, behind in her rent payments, Jasmine (Jenna-Louise Coleman) is delighted to accept Diane's (Elizabeth Estensen) offer of a job behind the bar. Jasmine excitedly tells Miles (Ayden Callaghan) her news but is met with a less than positive response. Jasmine realises that the pub is the last place Miles should spend time in, but he reassures her that it’s fine and she should press ahead.
Tuesday 27 May
Bob (Tony Audenshaw) manages to get one of the witnesses to remember a specific date that they saw Viv (Deena Payne) going into the house with Freddie and back at the post office is shocked to see that Viv was off on the day in question. Bob questions Viv about her whereabouts that day. Feeling upset and betrayed, Viv starts to cry, realising that even her own husband doesn’t believe her. Devastated, she asks Bob to leave.
At the B&B, Louise (Emily Symons) suggests that Bob may have got it wrong but he insists that his marriage is on its knees. Urging him that they should be sticking together, Louise asks for the date in question and then shocks Bob and Jamie (Alex Carter) by claiming that she spent the entire day with Viv. Seeing the huge relief in their eyes, Louise realises that she has to stick to her story and agrees to tell the police.Will Louise's false alibi reunite Viv and Bob?
Meanwhile, Jimmy (Nick Miles) confronts Lexi (Sally Oliver), less than happy that she’s helping Matthew (Matt Healy) to stitch Carl (Tom Lister) up. When she begs him not to tell Carl, Jimmy can see she has genuine feelings for his younger brother and urges her to tell him herself. Will Lexi face the wrath of Matthew and reveal the truth to Carl?
Elsewhere, helping Zak (Steve Halliwell) with his list of jobs, Eli (Joseph Gilgun) reverses the van accidentally into a delivery for Matthew (Matt Healy) marked fragile. Hearing the crash, Matthew and Rodney (Patrick Mower) run out of the office. Furious with Zak, Matthew gives him until the morning to replace what’s damaged.
Wednesday 28 May
Falling for Matthew's (Matt Healy) trap, Carl (Tom Lister) heads over to Home Farm for Matthew's presentation. As the new King and Sons logo is flashed up on a projector screen, Carl sees that it’s a direct copy of the logo he created for De Souzas. He’s then further incensed when the corporate film plays out revealing King and Sons’ environmental initiative – again ripping off all Carl’s ideas. Will Carl rise to the bait and lay into Matthew right there and then?
Meanwhile, Diane (Elizabeth Estensen) confronts Pollard (Chris Chittell) and demands to know what he’s up to. He insists that it’s all about sweeping Val (Charlie Hardwick) off her feet. However, still unsure of his insincerity, she questions whether the idea is to lighten the load on his wallet. Will Pollard tell Val's sister the truth?
Elsewhere, Zak (Steve Halliwell) pulls out all the stops to get the work ready in time for Matthew's (Matt Healy) presentation. On arrival Zak is aghast to realise that Matthew will not reimburse Belle’s (Eden Taylor-Draper) fees. Forced to conceal the truth from Lisa (Jane Cox), Zak and Eli (Joseph Gilgun) vow to replace the money whatever the cost.
Thursday 29 May
Rodney (Patrick Mower) reminds Matthew (Matt Healy) that his insurance would cover the cost of the accident and explains that the money is for Belle (Eden Taylor-Draper). Zak (Steve Halliwell) is called into the office and is relieved when he’s informed that he’ll get the money back. However his joy is short-lived when Matthew informs him that he’ll have to wait until the insurance company pay out. As Zak vents his frustration, things get heated and Zak walks out of his job. Will he be honest with Lisa (Jane Cox)?
Elsewhere, Lexi (Sally Oliver) feels terrible when she hears Jimmy's (Nick Miles) intentions to not only leave the business but to move out of Home Farm too. When she thanks him for not telling Scarlett (Kelsey-Beth Crossley) and Carl (Tom Lister) about what she did, Jimmy retorts that she’s manipulative and money-grabbing and that it’s only a matter of time before they discover this themselves. Lexi feels sick.
Meanwhile, at the Woolpack, Val (Charlie Hardwick) reveals her plans for Village Pub of the Year to Diane (Elizabeth Estensen) and Paul (Mathew Bose) who put two and two together, realising that they’re an exact match for Pollard’s wedding reception requests. Doubly furious to hear that Val will be selling tickets for £10 each and essentially charging guests at her own wedding, Diane confronts Pollard (Chris Chittell). Will he manage to wriggle out of this one?
Friday 30 May
Carl (Tom Lister) berates Jimmy (Nick Miles) once more for ruining his own launch and Jimmy insists that he had nothing to do with it and he suggests he look closer to home. His insinuations towards Lexi (Sally Oliver) finally sink in and Carl explodes. When Lexi insists that she was blackmailed by Matthew (Matt Healy), Carl doesn’t want to hear any of it and storms over to confront Matthew. Will the brothers feud come to a head?
Not one to be fooled, Belle (Eden Taylor-Draper) gets her errant father to admit to being sacked, and suggests he tell Lisa (Jane Cox). Tail between his legs and with no way out, Zak (Steve Halliwell) returns home and delivers the bad news. Lisa’s left reeling and questions whether he has the money for the school fees. Will Zak be honest this time?
Elsewhere, Paul (Mathew Bose) hands Pollard (Chris Chittell) a list of duties for his best man but Pollard retorts that he can’t be bothered finding anyone. However, conceding that he has no friends, he realises that there’s only one man for the job and finally asks David (Matthew Wolfenden).