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17/11/2014

There is a disappointment for Brian, and Lynda has got her nose to the scent.

Tony's condition is still touch and go. Jennifer has been at the hospital with Pat most of the weekend.

Brian learns that Brookfield will be sold by telephone auction. He'll need to check his finances with Adam before deciding whether to throw his hat into the ring. But Adam knows they have to go for it.

Eddie tries to impress Jim with his 'mystical' turkey. He's charging a fiver for the turkey pardon, which gets punters a glass of cider and a sausage roll or mince pie baked by Clarrie. Joe will be dressed as Uncle Sam.

Lynda and Jim hold a depleted SAVE committee meeting. Lynda has been investigating the list of members on the Borchester Local Enterprise Partnership website and discovered a new member is Justin Elliot. Lynda resolves to do some digging around Justin's surreptitious activities before the next meeting.
They also discuss the council's traffic figures, which seem exaggerated. Jim has the idea to organise volunteers to do shifts at the roadside, possibly through the night. Lynda goes to the location with Jim to check it out.
Lynda complains about the pressures of running Blithe Spirit as actor-director. Jim's subtle hints that he could play Charles are lost on Lynda. David spots them and they discuss Tony, who everyone just wants to see home, safe and sound.

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