Wednesday 8th December 1999

Concern is growing for Kelly. When Zak comments about her looking unwell, Viv changes the subject, but it is clear that she is also worried. Ashley is devastated to learn that Bernice is getting married. The love-struck vicar asks her if she's certain. Meanwhile, Tricia becomes uneasy when Bernice asks her to be her bridesmaid. And struck by guilt, she reveals all to Ashley about Gavin's womanising ways. Viv accuses Alan of being a traitor to local shopkeepers by running his bus service to the new supermarket. Terry's hopes of a romance with Claudia are dashed - she doesn't date colleagues. Paddy is concerned when Jason admits that he has asked Tricia out on a date. And Graham persuades Ollie to write a Christmas Show for the Youth Club.
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