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01/03/2020

Lynda is left disappointed and Kirsty drops a bombshell

Robert reflects on the lovely time he and Lynda had with Mungo, but Lynda is still fretting about the row she had with Lilian. At The B, Lilian doesn’t want to hear any of Robert’s apologies. She vents to Jolene about being left out during Mungo’s visit – at this rate, he’ll have forgotten what she looks like.
Back at Ambridge Hall, Robert tells Lynda that The B is hosting a launch night for the pub’s revamp. He explains that since Lynda retired from the campaign, the reBULLS’ action has started to fizzle out.
Johnny’s stocked up on beers to celebrate Freddie moving into Number One, The Green with him. Kirsty gives Johnny a lukewarm response when he tells her the news. Later, Johnny calls in on Kirsty. He wants to know why she still thinks Freddie is bad news. Kirsty explains that there are rumours that Freddie is dealing again. Kirstie advises Johnny to speak out if he has evidence that the rumours are false. Otherwise, Freddie stands to lose his job.

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