HCR104fm’s Gold award winning soap drama is set in a small market town called Huntsford in the middle of the English countryside. Huntsford lives in a parallel universe version of our world, which is necessarily fictitious. Whilst Huntsford picks up on themes and issues that have a resonance here today, it simultaneously provides an escape from our here and now. It is broadcast two days a week with an omnibus edition on Sundays at 3.25pm and airs morning and afternoon Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10.25am and 3.25pm.

HCR104fm’s Gold award winning soap drama is set in a small market town called Huntsford in the middle of the English countryside. Huntsford lives in a parallel universe version of our world, which is necessarily fictitious. Whilst Huntsford picks up on themes and issues that have a resonance here today, it simultaneously provides an escape from our here and now. It is broadcast two days a week with an omnibus edition on Sundays at 3.25pm and airs morning and afternoon Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10.25am and 3.25pm.

HCR104fm’s Gold award winning soap drama is set in a small market town called Huntsford in the middle of the English countryside. Huntsford lives in a parallel universe version of our world, which is necessarily fictitious. Whilst Huntsford picks up on themes and issues that have a resonance here today, it simultaneously provides an escape from our here and now. It is broadcast two days a week with an omnibus edition on Sundays at 3.25pm and airs morning and afternoon Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10.25am and 3.25pm.

HCR104fm’s Gold award winning soap drama is set in a small market town called Huntsford in the middle of the English countryside. Huntsford lives in a parallel universe version of our world, which is necessarily fictitious. Whilst Huntsford picks up on themes and issues that have a resonance here today, it simultaneously provides an escape from our here and now. It is broadcast two days a week with an omnibus edition on Sundays at 3.25pm and airs morning and afternoon Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10.25am and 3.25pm.

HCR104fm’s Gold award winning soap drama is set in a small market town called Huntsford in the middle of the English countryside. Huntsford lives in a parallel universe version of our world, which is necessarily fictitious. Whilst Huntsford picks up on themes and issues that have a resonance here today, it simultaneously provides an escape from our here and now. It is broadcast two days a week with an omnibus edition on Sundays at 3.25pm and airs morning and afternoon Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10.25am and 3.25pm.

HCR104fm’s Gold award winning soap drama is set in a small market town called Huntsford in the middle of the English countryside. Huntsford lives in a parallel universe version of our world, which is necessarily fictitious. Whilst Huntsford picks up on themes and issues that have a resonance here today, it simultaneously provides an escape from our here and now. It is broadcast two days a week with an omnibus edition on Sundays at 3.25pm and airs morning and afternoon Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10.25am and 3.25pm.

HCR104fm’s Gold award winning soap drama is set in a small market town called Huntsford in the middle of the English countryside. Huntsford lives in a parallel universe version of our world, which is necessarily fictitious. Whilst Huntsford picks up on themes and issues that have a resonance here today, it simultaneously provides an escape from our here and now. It is broadcast two days a week with an omnibus edition on Sundays at 3.25pm and airs morning and afternoon Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10.25am and 3.25pm.

HCR104fm’s Gold award winning soap drama is set in a small market town called Huntsford in the middle of the English countryside. Huntsford lives in a parallel universe version of our world, which is necessarily fictitious. Whilst Huntsford picks up on themes and issues that have a resonance here today, it simultaneously provides an escape from our here and now. It is broadcast two days a week with an omnibus edition on Sundays at 3.25pm and airs morning and afternoon Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10.25am and 3.25pm.

HCR104fm’s Gold award winning soap drama is set in a small market town called Huntsford in the middle of the English countryside. Huntsford lives in a parallel universe version of our world, which is necessarily fictitious. Whilst Huntsford picks up on themes and issues that have a resonance here today, it simultaneously provides an escape from our here and now. It is broadcast two days a week with an omnibus edition on Sundays at 3.25pm and airs morning and afternoon Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10.25am and 3.25pm.

Charlotte takes Raymond to task about his weight – why isn’t he losing? Judy has first appointment – Raymond simpers and grovels. Cringe-making. Nick tells Bob and Robbie that they can take down the posters re: Heather’s disappearance. Sam orders sandwich to go - she will pick it up after she has grabbed some shopping-leaves cafe. Mario and Sam take Fiona to one side and raise subject of proposed holiday. Fiona flies off handle-there is no way they can have time off together. Judy has first nail appointment and gets on very well with Chantelle, who shares her life story.

Charlotte pops in to see Sam on way home from station.PC Evans calls round for update & Nick confirms all posters have been removed.Laura complains to Fiona about stockouts.Charlotte confronts Vicky re: her revelation in Carmella’s about Heather being at Penistone.Mario reveals that Tommy has been acquitted – the others are astonishedFiona pops in to ask Chantelle to share a bottle of wine with her that evening

Charlotte tells Raymond that Heather will have to go, but Raymond disagrees and says she needs more time, because she is vulnerable and needs the stability (he’s pulled apart by a conflict of interests).Robbie tells Duncan how much he loved  Trevor’s comedy gig.  Jordan agrees –she really loved the  Panda joke…which bought the house down!Mario announces that he has sacked Dicko who took it badly.Charlotte suggests to Heather that she either move on from Penistone or go home.Heather is distraught---doesn’t Charlotte realise she can never go home?Finally explains full extent of Nick’s emotional abuse.Charlotte is less than understanding—says Heather just has to be firm with him.Laura asks Bob if he can find a job for her husband (Dan) in the garageRaymond asks Nick if he has finally caught up with the Chief Constable

Heather has taken pills, is in her bedroom and left a suicide note. Charlotte and Raymond go looking for her when she fails to appear for dinner.Mario wonders if Bob knows of a cheap van for sale, as Duncan says they can’t use the one at the Red Lion pub any longer.Raymond and Fiona call an impromptu staff-meeting to discuss Fiona’s recent behaviour towards the team.Ryan tells Jordan that he has heard Heather is going to be OKSam says the band needs a plan to get back on trackMario comes home and Sam remarks that he is looking very cheerful

Ryan asks if Jordan has heard about Heather’s suicide attempt – she had.Fiona thanks Raymond for his support during a difficult time.Did you hear about Heather’s suicide attempt? I never thought she’d do that.Band ask Duncan if they can resume their gigs at Red Lion.Robbie starts teasing Bob about his stalker. Bob insists she is just a friendRaymond visits—apologises for underestimating her situation. Charlotte feels bad.

Mario and Sam discuss where they want to go on holiday. Agree no Ayia Napa-type resortsDuncan asks how Dan is getting on at the garage. Bit of a rocky start, says BobChantelle shows Mario the letter from record company, asking to sample one of Dave’s songsChantelle invites Fiona to the new singles club but Fiona is unwilling to goRyan tells Jordon, "you said your life was going nowhere, Jordan. I have tickets for a gig in Cambridge, so why not come with me? It should be good".Carmella visits Heather in hospital after her attempted suicide.

Fiona confirms to Alyson and Laura that they can take over responsibility for ordering stock.  They are delighted – and are enthusiastic about their ideas for the new lines.   Chantelle asks Adam if he knows a good lawyer – he asks what for.  Chantelle explains about record company asking to sample Dave’s song.  Bob opens up and is furious as burglar alarm isn’t on – blames Robbie.  Robbie says that Dan was the last to leave and he showed him how to set alarm. Chantelle asks whether recent drink with Judy has changed Fiona’s mind about her.  No says Fiona, I’m not as easily taken in as you.  Sam & Mario say they are planning to go to the Algarve, lovely says Fiona. Agree dates in Summer, lots of clients are away at that time, so less disruptive.  Mario doles out beers to celebrate the best rehearsal they’ve had for ages.  Tommy’s drumming is so much better than Dicko’s says Sam.

Episode 33 - Judy asks Trevor who that man is over there. Bob, says Trevor – runs local garage.  He’s a self-made man, jokes Trevor, and he’s currently unattached. What makes you think I’m interested? I saw how you looked at hm, teases Trevor.  Trevor says he will introduce the two of them when Bob next comes to the bar. Fiona didn’t want to say in front of Judy, but she hasn’t given up on having a baby.  She’s going to do it the fun way this time – via online dating with men - and womeIsn’t it a bit soon, says Chantelle – and unfair on the men, if she deceives them? Episode 34 - Judy drops in to the salon and offers Fiona some cut-price hair products. Fiona refers her to Alyson and Laura but both are busy with clients at the moment. Jordan tells him not to be so obvious – she’s not ready to go public just yet.  They’ll have to know sometime, says Ryan. When we’re both ready, says Jordan.  Chantelle has engaged a lawyer and signed an agreement with record company. I’ll let you know when the millions come rolling in, she jokes. Yeah – and maybe our band can support them on tour, Mario jokes back. Dream on.

Sam and Mario great to have finally booked theirholiday and have something to look forward to.  They need to share dates with Ryan and Tommy, so we can plan rehearsals for gig.  Trevor says he heard that the band is going to be returning – why didn’t Duncan say?  Fiona warns them that Judy wants to sell them some cut price products – be carefu.  I thought you trusted us, says Laura. I do – but I don’t trust Judy – just a feeling. Bob and Robbie, what are they going to do about Dan, he has messed up a couple of times?  Going to send him on a day release course for mechanics at Huntsford college  Judy takes car in—thinks tracking is off. Wanted to bring it to best place.  Huntsford Hospital cafe - Adam and Heather.  Adam is visiting someone else but runs into Heather in café; she panics.

Judy returns to salon to persuade Alyson and Laura to stock her new product range.  Jordan is worried about Sam – the two of them aren’t exactly best friends. Heather is out of hospital and has returned to stay at Penistone.  She reveals that she has a place to go but it’s not available yet but will be soon. Judy catches up with Bob during his regular Friday night drink. Robbie asks Bob how Dan is getting on at college – can he cope? He’s sceptical.  Heather’s suicide attempt has shown Charlotte that life is too short for secrets…

Raymond has let Nick persuade him to have a one-to-one with Heather at Peniston.  Charlotte is angry – you were weak. You’ll agree to anything in the golf club bar. Chantelle reports that early sales of the new track are encouraging – not massive.  It has also been chosen as the soundtrack to the title sequence for a new TV show.  Your friend Doreen is rather forward, isn’t she? (Doreen has gone to the loo).  Not normally, says Bob – I think she fancies you! Alyson and Laura have both tried out samples at home and loved them.  Alyson confirms they want to place an order- she has written down what she needs.  Rehearsal has gone really well--Mario and others congratulate Tommy. Nick confronts Heather, - how dare she make a fool of him, by leaving, attempting suicide etc. Full extent of narcissistic control becomes apparent.