Sally back at her machine :p
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Sally back at her machine :p
So anyway, Nick said he checked with the Council and they said they had given planning permission for Terry's new lap dancing club and yet none of the residents' knew anything about it. Before granting planning permission the council has to write to all neighbouring residents setting out details of the planning application and asking for objections....hmmm.....
Too bad Sally didn't get to buy into the factory,but at least she had Kevin to comfort her.
Didn't surprise me Norris is the ring leader against the opening of Terry's club,that's what he does best moan,moan,moan about everything.But he couldn't even be bothered to stay in the club allnight,he's all talk and no action.
You also have to fix a copy of the application outside the premises.Quote:
Originally Posted by parkerman
Yes, that too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dennis tanner
Maybe if the club does open there could be a job for Leanne,as she's worked in the adult industry before.:)
Wasnt Tommy and Kylie suppose to be setting up a strippers club or group at some stage?
I think I read that somewhere on here
yes early on in Tommy's stay on the street from memory...Quote:
Originally Posted by tammyy2j
and David Platt could be a doormanQuote:
Originally Posted by N.Fan
Lewis was an escort as well so thats two employees already for the club :pQuote:
Originally Posted by N.Fan
and if Nick knocked through from the Bistro - Lewis could step through in the style of 'Mr Ben' and do double shifts..?Quote:
Originally Posted by tammyy2j
Also Rawsie could return and model for advertisements for the place.
No Rita and Emily would be better :pQuote:
Originally Posted by parkerman
How dare you associate my fiancee with that place !!!:nono::nono::nono:Quote:
Originally Posted by lizann
mary was funny, it was completely ott, but amusing in a corrie way.
I don't know how Sean is allowed to make the hot pot in Eileens kitchen,surley he must be breaking several health and safety regulations.
absolutely!!! but that kitchen out the back of the Rovers cant be much better - as it is the family kitchen no an industrial one?Quote:
Originally Posted by N.Fan
Mary is great and the 'Queen' parody was hillarious!! I wouldlike to Mary have more serious storylines but her comedy input is pricelessQuote:
Originally Posted by flappinfanny
How is DC Brooks PC Kirsty Soames' "superior officer?
Im a bit behind. just as fat az audrey having her heart attack. shes looking a tad under the weather.
enjoyed the funeral speech that gordon read out. very moving.
because he is a MAN.....Quote:
Originally Posted by parkerman
again poor research by the script writers.
surely trepass is a civil not criminal matter? or am I wrong. The only way they could have been removed from Unit 7 would have been via a Court Order - obtained by Terry and enforced by the plod...?
Even the station cat has more wit than Police Constable Kirsty Soames. Sarah C is correct. A Detective Constable is no higher rank than her even though most soaps seem to make the same mistake. Trespass in itself IS a civil offence and the police do not normally become involved. If however the having enterered the building were to cause Criminal Damage then the arrest able offence of Burglary would be committed.
The whole storyline involving PC Soames is a load of codswallop but I have come to expect nothing less with Corrie at the moment
It's call Home made Hot potQuote:
Originally Posted by N.Fan
He's not. Bad research again, although some detectives think they are an higher rankQuote:
Originally Posted by parkerman
It was Kirsty who told Tyrone that he was her superior officer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dennis tanner
poor julie, it would have been nice if the script writers hadnt gone done the albert square route. it would have been better for her and brian to have the baby and show how more mature parents bring up a child.
i thought katy cavanagh performance was excellent and very moving.
I agree. What a shame this has turned into a miserable story!Quote:
Originally Posted by flappinfanny
loved the scenes with norris, emily and mary and the power drill. it was emilys face that made me smile. the oldies are brilliant and make corrie a joy to watch. :)
Totally agree with this. Katy is always excellentQuote:
Originally Posted by flappinfanny
Totally agree. Despite Julie and Brian's naive behaviour. I think they would make wonderful parents.Quote:
Originally Posted by flappinfanny
I love that pair, especially JulieQuote:
Originally Posted by Chloe O'brien
the scenes with julie and brian in hosiptal were excellent and showed a different side to both characters.
thought jason was hilarious in the rovers when he was introducing his latest bird to tommy. 'her dads names kevin, her mams called sally and her sister, HER SISTER is a lesbian.' brilliant. :)
Yes, they even showed that Brian could be a decent headmaster after all!Quote:
Originally Posted by flappinfanny
Obviously the Street Scriptwriters are totally unaware of employment law. Kirsty loses her job without so much as a disciplinary hearing or suspension.
She said she was suspended and feared the worst is what I underwstoodQuote:
Originally Posted by alan45
she said she lost her job, that is why Ty told her about the job at UnderworldQuote:
Originally Posted by Dennis tanner
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Originally Posted by Dennis tanner
I thought at first that she was just suspended but she has definitely said she has lost it.. If she was suspended it would probably be on full pay so she wouldn't need a job sewing gussetsQuote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
she would not have been sewing gussets, she would have packed the finished objects in packing departmentQuote:
Originally Posted by alan45
Take them to an Employment Tribunal, Kirsty. I'll take the case up for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by alan45