31/03/2015
Tony faces the music, and Kate is bored.
The devastation of the floods has flagged up worrying issues with the soil at Home Farm for Adam. He lets Brian know how unhappy he is.
Kate's jealous of Phoebe being with Hayley and Abbie over Easter. Kate's reluctantly due to help Adam with planting strawberries next week. Jennifer's busy finishing her flood article for the Borchester Echo and getting more SAVE leaflets. Kate offers to do the cooking for the Easter weekend. Vegan of course. Surprised Jennifer's happy to hand it over.
Tony fears the outcome of the HSE inspection. He and Pat will have to wait for the outcome and it's not clear how long the assessment period will be. They could face a fine. But worse, thinks Tony, is the potential damage to the Bridge Farm reputation.
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