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Yes, if it is a town or parish council, the ward councillor would carry some weight. But a development like this would not be dealt with by a town or parish council.
If it is Manchester Council, someone like Sally would carry very little weight.. In fact, as we've said before, Sally wouldn't be there at all if it's supposed to be Manchester Council as she would never have stood an earthly at the election.
Monday (1)
Maria reveals that Aidan has got Caz an interview for a job at a local factory. A grateful Caz instinctively kisses her on the lips, but Maria is confused by the gesture.
At the same time, Kate is pleased when Aidan reveals that he's trying to find Caz a job to get rid of her. However, when Aidan's contact Vanessa interviews Caz and reveals that the job is based in Newcastle, Caz insists that she can't leave Weatherfield and turns down the offer.
As the day continues, Maria admits to Audrey and Sophie that Caz kissed her earlier. They fall about laughing, branding her 'a magnet for the gays'. However, Maria is mortified to find Caz has walked in and heard every word. Caz is humiliated and flees.
Not long afterwards, Maria tells Sophie that Caz has packed her bags and left. Fearing what she might do, Maria enlists reluctant Sophie to help search for her.
Meanwhile, Faye confides to Anna that she's written to Craig's dad in prison on his behalf. Anna is appalled and marches round to see Craig. Craig and Beth are furious to learn of Faye's interference and a row erupts, but they're interrupted when Sinead arrives with a letter for Craig. Craig tears it open and announces that his dad wants to see him. Beth is devastated by the news.
Elsewhere, Billy assures a sulky Todd that he'd like nothing more than to live together but it's just not possible. Later, as Billy and Todd join Sean's friends in The Rovers for a birthday drink, Billy gets a phone call from his bishop with some disturbing news.
Also today, Robert tasks Steph with overseeing a booking for a party of 20, while Sean is fed up on his 40th birthday.
Monday (2)
Sophie and Maria track Caz down at a hostel. Maria persuades Caz to come home, then berates Aidan for tricking her about the Newcastle job. Maria also makes a dig about Aidan's honesty in front of Eva, leaving him unnerved.
Alone in the flat, Caz and Maria agree to forget about the kiss. Soon afterwards, Aidan tackles Maria about her earlier jibe in front of Eva. Maria agrees to drop it, but as Aidan warns her that Caz is trouble, she's clearly denying her burgeoning feelings for him.
Meanwhile, Beth forbids Craig from visiting his father, insisting that he's a liar and a criminal. Tim counsels Craig on the pros and cons of meeting his dad. Beth is relieved when Craig decides not to go, but he later has a changed of heart and books a prison visit after all.
After drowning his sorrows in the Bistro, Craig returns to Number 4 and throws up on the carpet. It's the last straw for Sally who demands Craig and his rat move out.
Elsewhere, Billy reveals that the bishop has received a complaint about Todd staying at the vicarage. Eva comforts Billy, but can't help glancing over at Sean. Following her gaze, Billy cottons on to her suspicions.
Having heard from Eva about how Sean tried to sabotage Todd's hotel surprise, irate Billy accuses him of snitching to the bishop. Sean's protestations of innocence fall on deaf ears and he quickly blames Eva for ruining his birthday.
Also, Steph begs Sean for his birthday cake after forgetting to arrange one for the Bistro booking, but Robert is furious when she promises him a free meal in return.
Wednesday
Kirk finds Craig catching a bus to the prison and fails to convince him not to go. Soon afterwards, a nervous Craig meets his dad Darryl at the prison. They get along well, until the visit ends and Darryl quietly asks Craig to smuggle in some drugs next time.
Craig is shocked that Darryl is just using him and refuses, saying he's no rival for Beth's husband Kirk. Darryl retaliates, spitefully revealing some home truths about Beth. Back at home Craig confronts Beth, dropping a bombshell that threatens to blow the family apart...
Meanwhile, Billy orders Sean to retract his complaint to the bishop, but Sean continues to insist that he wasn't responsible. After a bitter slanging match, Sean's heartfelt words finally convince Billy that his accusation was false.
Later, the bishop informs Billy that since Todd's presence at the vicarage is causing disquiet among the congregation, he must leave. Billy is disgusted at the injustice of being unable to have a proper love life within the church.
Elsewhere, Alex spends the night on Roy's living room floor as the sofa is too lumpy. Roy agrees to review the sleeping arrangements, but Cathy is disappointed when Roy decides to purchase a sofa-bed for Alex, admitting to Anna that she'd love them to share a bed.
Also today, Andy is frustrated when Steph cancels a night out with him to impress Robert.
Friday (1)
Eileen, Phelan and Vinny are pleased when the planning committee confirms that the Calcutta Street development can proceed. Eileen is still blissfully unaware of Phelan's plot to fleece buyers. Eileen gives Todd the good news, but he remains cynical about the whole thing.
When Phelan tells Eileen that he's going home to call the architect to get the ball rolling, Todd gets suspicious and follows him. At Number 11, Phelan phones the architect and explains that his services are no longer required. He's alarmed when Todd walks in, having overheard the call. Todd accuses Phelan of running a scam, selling flats that will never be built. Can Phelan talk his way out of trouble?
Meanwhile, Kirk has spent the night on the sofa and can't believe how much Beth has lied to him. When Johnny ticks off Beth and Kirk for arriving late for work, Beth bursts into tears, leaving Johnny bemused and the factory girls speculating on the cause of Beth and Kirk's row.
Later, a miserable Kirk reveals the truth about Beth to a gobsmacked Maria. There's also another shock in store for Beth when her past catches up with her.
Elsewhere, Anna tackles Roy about sharing his bedroom with Cathy. Roy is reluctant, pointing out that it's Hayley's room too, but it's clear that Anna's words have had an effect. Cathy is puzzled when Roy offers to move into her bedroom, freeing up his for Alex.
Also, as Todd promises to move out, Billy resents having to compromise for the sake of his job. When Sarah jokes that Billy should be a social worker rather than a vicar, Billy is given food for thought. Billy shocks Todd by suggesting he might leave the church for him, but Todd is torn.
Friday (2)
As Todd heads to The Rovers to inform Eileen of the scam, Phelan makes a panicked call to Vinny. Acting quickly, Vinny tips his pint over Eileen's mobile to render it useless then whisks her to his car, claiming Phelan has got a surprise lined up for her. Todd is alarmed to find that Eileen has disappeared.
Vinny delivers Eileen to a waiting Phelan at the Calcutta Street site. Eileen is impressed by the scale of it and is also excited by the mystery when Phelan announces he's got a further surprise planned, packing her off in Vinny's car again.
Phelan returns to Number 11 alone and Todd demands to know where Eileen is. Assuring Todd she is safe, Phelan offers to cut him in on the deal. But before Todd can react to Phelan's offer, the police arrive to investigate his allegation of fraud and Eileen's disappearance. Todd is tense as an unruffled Phelan is taken away.
Meanwhile, the factory girls discuss Beth's past. Kirk is gutted to realise that his marriage is based on lies, while Craig is adamant that she deserves to pay for all her deceit. Beth seeks comfort from Kirk but he says she's ruined everything. Kirk turns up on Maria's doorstep with his bags and breaks down in tears.
Elsewhere, when Roy reveals he's ordered a new double bed for them, Cathy is troubled to realise he doesn't want her in Hayley's old bed or her old room. Anna tries to cheer her up, but Cathy feels she'll always be second best to Hayley.
Also, Freddie enjoys a night out with Audrey but is shaken when his old friend Angelica rails at him for dating again so soon after Sadie's death.
Digital Spy
Ok, now we have a problem!! Look's like Todd's going back to his bad ways again. I haven't brought the magazine but someone has put it up on their website and it looks like Inside Soap. The main headline is 'Cut Me In On Your Dirty Deal!' and the caption bit underneath it says 'When Billy dumps him, Todd goes back to his dark side and starts to work with Phelan, not against him'.
These new spoilers have killed me no I said Corrie better not mess up Todd and Billy AND WHAT DO THEY DO!?! just that... But I hope and pray that Todd just made that phone call to the Bishop as a spare of the moment ill judged decision and it does state he is 'torn' when Billy announces he might actually leave the church Todd feels guilty and bad and sees how much the church means to Billy and regrets his decision to tell the Bishop. I also hope that Todd really doesn't team up with Phelan and Vinny and is just playing them to show everyone their true colours as well as redeem himself in Billys eyes for being so stupid. I really don't think it is the end for them as they have so much potential and already a loyal fan base so Corrie would be stupid to pass on them! But Phelan, Vinny and Todd better watch out as they are all playing a dangerous cat and mouse game and like the TV mag stated there are a lot more dangerous and meaner people involved who want there money from Vinny...
No, Cathy will never be Hailey to Roy. And she should understand it. Surely she loved her husband as well. I think Roy wants to buy a new bed only because he wants to start a new chapter in his life. Also, I wouldn't like to sleep in the same bed /room where someone's wife died...?!
I wish billy and Todd would be history. Todd showed his true colours now..
Worst spoilers in the world. Breaking up the best couple this soap has ever had. GREAT JOB!