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28/04/2015

Adam is ambitious. Meanwhile, has Fallon made the right decision?

Despite being sad to leave Brian and Jennifer's, Kate feels it's time she had her own space - and Phoebe agrees. Jennifer advises Kate to use her money for her course fees, rather than items like the hideous and expensive lamp she has bought.
Jennifer mentions that she'll be helping Kenton publicize May Day. Adam surprises Brian with his plan to try herbal leys for 15 hectares of land that have been damaged by the flood. Kate's interested and Jennifer says it will look stunning. Kate plans picnics with her Uni friends, as Brian worries about what it means for their crops and costs.
Fallon and Lynda paint the maypole as Lynda laments the state of the Village hall. Lynda shares the latest on the Ambridge Hall refurbishment - it's still drying out.
Meanwhile, Robert is busy drawing up a route for International Dawn Chorus Day next Sunday.
Fallon, Kate and Phoebe arrive at Susan's to go through wedding catering and plans - Kate reminds Fallon to ensure there are vegan and vegetarian options.
Fallon's pleased that Jennifer's making a special appearance for May Day. Lynda wishes that people would bear in mind that SAVE is a community campaign. Jennifer's main concern, however, is to get SAVE's message out to as many people as possible. Lynda couldn't agree more.

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