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03/09/2010

Brian does some lateral thinking and it's the grand opening of the new bird hide.

Christopher and Alice have bought a carload of flat pack furniture for their cottage. Jennifer's stored the other furniture - in case it's needed again. Lilian tells Jennifer that things are no better with Jolene at the Bull. Lilian reckons Amside could easily convert the Bull to residential use but she'd much rather the pub kept going.

The council aren't happy about access to the main road for the market site. Brian discusses alternative access, which the council agrees may be workable. Brian needs to find out who owns an undeveloped patch on the business park. If it gets approved, the owner could make good money off that little piece of land.

Lilian joins Jennifer for the opening of the hide at Arkwright Lake. Jennifer's going to feature it on the website and Patrick promotes the new hide in a radio interview on Radio Borsetshire.

Fallon tries to encourage Jolene to think about their future events but it's too much for Jolene to think about. Fallon gets upset when Kirstys remarks that people are suggesting Jolene wants out of the Bull. Jolene isn't going to leave and the Bull's not going to close down. Kirsty's pleased to hear it.

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