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Binoculars in hand, Robert hasn't given up looking for Scruff the dog, although he knows the odds aren't good. Robert has managed to spot a couple of Mediterranean Gulls and asks Eddie not to mention this to rival birder Jim.
The conservatory at Ambridge Hall is wrecked. Eddie's keen to offer his services and suggests that it wouldn't take much for him to put the foundations right. However, Robert doesn't want to commit to anything without Lynda's - and the insurers' - approval.
Alan's getting things ready for Freda's funeral tomorrow. Pat brings food supplies to St Stephen's to help the locals. The Messiah, with Darrington Choral society, is just what Ambridge needs at the moment.
Pat's concerned about Rob, who has seemed withdrawn. Could it be due to his bravery during the flood?
Kenton is so sorry he is not now able to give Fallon's business financial support. But Fallon feels positive - she'll go to the bank on Thursday to ask about a loan.
Kenton's prettying up the Bull with hanging baskets and planters in an attempt to distract from the tide marks round the pub walls, and to send a positive message that it's still very much open for business. He can't trust David but Kenton, Jolene and Fallon are a team and nothing can stop them.