30/12/2007
Lynda becomes the Social Secretary.
As they arrange chairs for the ball, a stressed Elizabeth tells Nigel that she told Shula about Kathy's rape. She breaks down when she recounts how Kenton spoke to her - and worries that he won't ever forgive her.
Kathy feels bad about avoiding Lower Loxley - but Kenton tells her not to. Lynda tries to drum up support for her New Year's Eve party. David accepts, and Kathy and Kenton finally decide to go - while Jim changes the Hebden Lloyds' plans by accepting Lynda's invitation.
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- Sun 30 Dec 200719:00BBC Radio 4
- Mon 31 Dec 200714:00BBC Radio 4
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