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10/07/2012

The competition hots up between Kenton and Lynda. Meanwhile Darrell voices his concerns.

Eddie is pleased with the new marketing idea for his stone animals. However Lynda is not as impressed and is horrified to learn that he plans to sell them from the roadside. Though the judges for the Britain in Bloom competition have already been, Lynda thinks they may be keeping tabs on the village for the whole summer. She is worried that if Eddie displays his interesting designs on a public highway it will spoil their chances of winning.
Darrell feels uncomfortable at work and questions the legitimacy of Matt's suppliers. Darrell isn't quite convinced by Matt's assurances that Bernie cannot be dealing illegal goods if he has a job with a builders firm. However Matt suggests Darrell can't quit the job as he needs money. His advice is that Darrell keeps his head down and gets on with the job.
Eddie attempts to get the insider scoop from Kenton about the community games so he can get a good team together before the good players are scouted by opposing groups. However Kenton doesn't think that's a sporting attitude. The competition between Lynda and Kenton's diverging plans for the celebration heats up at the committee meeting. Let the games begin!

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