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21/04/2011

Kathy faces an anxious wait and Jill is worried about her sons.

Elizabeth's feeling spoiled on her birthday, with flowers from Jill and breakfast in bed from Lily and Freddie. She asks to join Jill on Saturday to place flowers on her dad's grave. Jill thinks that would be lovely. Nigel and Phil would be very proud of Elizabeth.

Jill tells David that the Gardener's Question Time from Ambridge will be broadcast on Sunday, but David's distracted. He just doesn't understand the recent disappointingly poor milk yields.

Jill and Shula discuss Caroline's challenging week. It would be good if Oliver, Christine and Shula each had a set of Village Hall keys. Jill wonders if Jolene's stress is Kenton-related. Shula counters that Kenton's hurt by Jill's attitude towards his relationship.

Candidates for the parish council elections are all busy campaigning. Shula has read Neil's statement. She and Clarrie discuss how Lynda has been covering the town with her posters. It's all getting very competitive.

Kathy has taken the day off work to see if Jamie returns. She spoke to Marty's mother who told her that Jamie has spent a few nights at their house. Kathy's losing her patience, despite Clarrie's reassurance that at least she knows he's safe. Kathy just wants him home.

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