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01/09/2011

Will has a bone to pick with Josh, and Pat tries to forget her troubles.

Nic and Will have taken Jake and Mia to the forest discovery centre and are having a really good time. They are keeping their fingers crossed, hoping that Clarrie will find a job.

Kathy takes Pat to The Bull to distract her from the problems at Bridge Farm. Kathy reassures Pat that everything will get better. Kathy's keen to discuss Clarrie, but Pat stops her in her tracks and says she already has a lot on her plate. However, Pat's pleased to hear that Jamie has been accepted at college. Kenton's also thrilled to hear Jamie's good news. Inspired by Natalie's encouragement, Jamie has even persuaded his pal Marty to re-take his GCSEs.

Will has a bone to pick with Josh about his supplying crayfish to The Bull. Josh thinks he has found a loophole in the law, but he gets short shrift from Will, who reports back to Jolene. Josh doesn't have a license and therefore it's an illegal supply. Jolene tells Kenton about it and says its best to stop offering crayfish on the menu. She asks Kenton to have a word with Josh.

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