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14/01/2011

Jolene is in thoughtful mood and Matt spots a new business opportunity.

Jolene's feeling in low spirits following Nigel's funeral, which brought back memories of losing Sid. Business is slow too and now she hasn't got Sid to spark ideas off. Kenton offers to help her. He's always coming up with ideas. It's 'Farmhouse Breakfast Week' next week. The Bull could offer a full English using local produce. He offers to help with promoting it, and will even pitch in with the cooking.

Matt shares other plans for the Bull with Lilian. Jolene's given it her best shot and it's just not working out. He could buy up Jolene and Jamie's share at rock bottom price and apply for planning permission to turn the building into flats. Lilian's concerned about what people will think of them. She doesn't want to become a pariah in her own village.

Elizabeth spends the day with Freddie and Lily. She tells them how much Nigel loved them. She talks to them about their entrance exams. They don't have to do them if they don't want to. But the twins decide it's what their father would have wanted.

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