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David and Ruth are having t-shirts and stickers made for the anti-road campaign.
Jill and Elizabeth discuss John Tregorran, who has recently died. His daughter Anna has been in touch with Jill. Jill and Peggy reminisce about John and Carol Tregorran, although Peggy is a bit distracted.
Alan is keen to unveil the new stained glass window at St Stephens on Boxing Day. It will be 100 years since the Christmas truce. The window will commemorate agricultural workers during the war.
Tony is keen to speak to Neil. Susan warns Neil to say no to whatever it is Tony wants. But she's delighted when he offers Neil a part time manager role. He will have a share of the profits and will retain his stake, so Tom can't just take things over if and when he comes back.
Elizabeth plans to talk to Freddie about his attitude since he caught her having a hug with Roy. She's not keen on doing a radio interview with Roy in case they seem too close.
Susan tells Peggy about Neil's new role. Peggy excuses herself and Jill puts up with Susan gossiping about John Tregorran. Convinced there used to be something going on between John and Jennifer, Susan wonders how Jennifer will react to news of his death.