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26/09/2010

There's an unpleasant encounter for Kenton, and Nigel's plans are thrown into disarray.

Kathy's grateful for some gin and sympathy from Fallon. She feels stupid for softening towards Kenton, in light of his recent shenanigans with Holly. She's dreading telling Jamie about their split, as he's bound to blame her.

Alan's short of a venue for this year's harvest supper and is chuffed when Jolene agrees to hold it at the Bull. Alan and Fallon also discuss Amy's exam nerves, Kathy and Kenton and the recent complaints about peregrine falcons.

Bert and Eddie have done a grand job on Nigel's new allotment plots. The holders can start work any day now. Nigel jokingly pretends to Lizzie he's forgotten their wedding anniversary on Wednesday. Pressing to find out if he has a romantic surprise planned, Elizabeth is slightly disappointed when he says no.

Kenton's keen to chat things over with Kathy, who turns him down flat - revealing she knows all about his fling. He later turns up at Nigel's. Kathy has thrown him out and he blames Nigel's big mouth. Squirming Nigel confesses to telling Elizabeth about Holly, but desperately hopes Kenton will still help him with his anniversary surprise. Elizabeth admits to Nigel that she told Kathy. She had no choice. Nigel worries that Kenton will never trust him again.

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