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14/04/2020

Roy receives some interesting information and Tracy tries to get her own way.

Tracy tells Harrison that his decision to open up nets to anyone local is not leading the team to victory. Last night’s session was full of old people. Fed up with Tracy’s complaining about his leadership of the cricket team, Harrison suggests she runs the next training session. Tracy is delighted.

Lilian visits Lynda who expects Leonie has told Lilian about Lynda’s ungrateful attitude. Lilian keeps the mood light and the conversation turns to the Easter Festival. Lynda’s not keen to attend but Lilian insists that she must be there.

Roy fills Oliver in on a disgruntled couple staying at Grey Gables. He thinks they’re finding fault so they can get a discount or freebie. With Oliver not feeling positive about getting Grey Gables back on its feet, Roy tries to put things in perspective for him. Later, they discuss the findings of the investigation into the explosion at the hotel. Roy describes his weird encounter with Blake when he passed on Lynda’s message to him. Neither Oliver nor Roy can fathom why the grill was on at the time of the explosion.

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