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August 17 2014
Before I
start this week’s update, I need to apologise as there’ll be no
update next week.
I’m off on my jollies. Also, long-time update readers (with a very
long memory) will know it’s my birthday next weekend and this year it’s a
very special birthday indeed. Yes, I’m 21 again. Plus VAT and add a little
bit for luck and it all comes out at a very round number that starts with
a 5 and ends with an 0. Or an Uh-oh.
So I won’t be here next week as I’ll be singing in the Austrian
hills. Yes, really. And now
without any further ado, here we go with this week’s
Jenna left
this week, after two years on the Street, when Andrea moved in with Lloyd,
after two minutes on the Street.
To my mind, Lloyd is ill-suited to Andrea. He needs someone groovy,
a Northern Soul fan, someone he can dance with, not be dragged around Lidl
with on his days off from work.
Ken, back
from
Kirk makes a
rubbish proposal to Beth this week. And when I mean a rubbish proposal, I
mean it really was rubbish when Beth unknowingly threw her engagement ring
into the rubbish bin on the street and Kirk had to rescue it, get down on
one knee and propose. Beth, she said yes and the two of them snogged on
the Street. I’ve been waiting a long time for these two to get married,
they’re perfect for one another. But there was someone Kirk had to ask
first before he popped the question to Beth, and that was young Craig, who
gave it his seal of approval. “I think it’s
mint!”
Over at the
builders’ yard, Todd buys cheap building materials for
Gail goes on
a date with Michael this week although she tells anyone who’ll listen that
it’s Not. A. Date. Except it is and although Michael accidentally runs
Gail down in his ice-cream van, the two of them snog on the sofa after
crying over watching a soppy movie. Gail announces to her family that she
and Michael are now seeing each other, adding another pile of worry onto
Nick’s already full head. He fakes a seizure in the café when the pressure
of losing Leanne to Kal gets too much for him to take. David knows what his big brother’s
up to, however.
At
And finally
this week, Ken plans a holiday for him and Deirdre. She clearly doesn’t
get a say in where they go, she wants somewhere warm and sunny.
“
And that's
just about that for this week. Remember, you can sign up to get these
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This week’s writers were Ellen
Taylor and Martin Allen (Monday), Julie Jones (Wednesday), Damon Rochefort
(double Friday). Find out all
about the Coronation Street writing team at http://coronationstreetupdates.blogspot.com/2008/11/exclusive-all-current-corrie-writers.html
Glenda Young
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