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14/05/2023

Tony unearths a shocking secret, and the pressure increases at Berrow.

Alan finishes the Rogation Sunday service at Bridge Farm before leading the way to the edible forest garden for refreshments. Neil and Harrison both loved the service, which visited all parts of the farm. Helen’s response is slightly off-kilter though, before the subject moves onto yesterday’s Ambridge Eurovision Show, won by Freddie. When Neil moves off Helen asks Harrison for news about Rob Titchener. She’s convinced it was him who phoned on Friday. He needs to be warned off making contact ever again. Later, Harrison reports that Rob has denied making the call. The police say Rob has a rock solid alibi too. But Helen insists it was him and nothing will convince her otherwise. She thinks Rob’s outwitting everyone, including the police. But she is determined she will be ready for him.
At the edible forest garden Alan points out a mystery parcel that’s been delivered. It’s full of toys, gifted by Schaeffer Baas, the chemicals company Seren and Nova modelled for. Tony is incandescent, guessing where it’s come from, even though no-one told him or Pat. He insists Bridge Farm’s business reputation will be trashed. Helen deflects the blame squarely on to Tom. Tony wants Helen to let him deal with Tom once he’s back from Wales with Natasha.
Neil fields a call from Hannah about the excessive workload at Berrow Farm. She’s sent exhausted Jodie home. Neil suggests bringing forward the interviews for Jazzer’s replacement to Tuesday, starting the job by Friday, ideally. Martyn will have to agree because they can’t go on like this.

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