List of Doctors characters (2021)

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Doctors is a British medical soap opera which began broadcasting on BBC One on 26 March 2000.[1] Set in the fictional West Midlands town of Letherbridge, the soap follows the lives of the staff and patients of the Mill Health Centre, a fictional NHS doctor's surgery, as well as its sister surgery located at a nearby university campus. The following is a list of characters that first appeared in Doctors in 2021, by order of first appearance. All characters are introduced by the programme's executive producer, Mike Hobson. Luca McIntyre (Ross McLaren) made his debut in February as a nurse at the Mill. In March, PPG chairwoman Miranda Evans (Ruthie Henshall) began appearing. Harriet Shelton (Carley Stenson) then joined in April. Additionally, multiple other characters appear throughout the year.

Luca McIntyre[]

Luca McIntyre
Doctors character
Portrayed byRoss McLaren
First appearance"Trouble"
24 February 2021 (2021-02-24)
Introduced byMike Hobson
ClassificationPresent; regular
Profile
OccupationNurse
HomeLetherbridge

Luca McIntyre, portrayed by Ross McLaren, made his first appearance on 24 February 2021.[2] Luca is a nurse that gets into an argument with his former practice manager Noah Levi (Alun Raglan) after he puts the care of patient Mavis Gregg (Melanie Kilburn) above the paperwork tasks set by Noah. After Noah is homophobic to Luca, he decides to hand in his resignation at the surgery. He is hired by Bear Sylvester (Dex Lee) in order to replace former practice nurse Ayesha Lee (Laura Rollins) following her departure from the Mill.[3] Luca suffers from flashbacks to a car accident where his boyfriend Billy Parker (Daniel Cornish) was killed.

McLaren's casting on Doctors was announced on 15 February 2021, with descriptions of episodes hinting that Luca has a "connection" to the Mill.[2] McLaren's acting credits confirmed that he had been contracted as a series regular on the soap.[4] He expressed his joy at appearing on the soap, describing the first time being on set as "surreal".[5] McLaren recalled that when he arrived at the Selly Oak set for his audition, he saw cast member Elisabeth Dermot Walsh filming, and thought to himself: "I want to be doing that so badly".[5] He stated that he was nervous when he began filming for the soap in November 2020, and said that it felt "like forever" waiting for his episodes to begin airing.[5] He added that his family were excited to see him appear on Doctors too, with his grandmother being a regular viewer and his mother starting the series for him. Prior to joining the cast, he knew co-star Dex Lee from when the pair appeared in a stage production of Kiss Me, Kate together.[5]

Luca is described as having "great bedside manner, and a killer smile to boot".[6] On his character, McLaren stated that Luca formerly worked at a doctor's surgery in Coventry, and transfers to the Mill due to having "quite an experience there" and wanting a fresh start.[6] He described Luca as "a lovely guy who cares a lot about his patients" and noted that he is willing "to go the extra mile" in order to help someone.[6] He added that his character is "a little bit cheeky".[6] In some of his first scenes, Luca attends a team-building session with colleagues at the Mill, which McLaren stated was a "lovely" way to become acquainted with his co-stars.[5] In an introduction video on the Doctors social media channels, McLaren explained that Luca had a "very religious upbringing" which would be explored in later scenes.[6] He added that Luca does not drink, which would also be explored, and that Luca is a fan of drum and bass music.[6]

Miranda Evans[]

Miranda Evans
Doctors character
Portrayed byRuthie Henshall
First appearance"Mad Eye Mandy"
25 March 2021 (2021-03-25)
Last appearance"Ex Marks the Spot"
22 April 2021 (2021-04-22)
Introduced byMike Hobson
ClassificationFormer; recurring
Profile
OccupationChairwoman
Ruthie Henshall portrays Miranda Evans.

Miranda Evans, portrayed by Ruthie Henshall, first appeared 25 March 2021, and made her final appearance on 22 April 2021.[7] Details surrounding the character and casting were announced on 16 March 2021, with Simon Timblick of What's on TV writing that she is "the infamous new head of the Patient Participation Group" (PPG).[8] He confirmed that the role would be recurring.[8] Prior to her first appearance, she is mentioned by Bear Sylvester (Dex Lee) when he discovers that she is the chairwoman of the PPG. He learns that receptionist Valerie Pitman (Sarah Moyle) has worked with Miranda, and asks for intel on her. Valerie tells Bear that Miranda is "a terrible manager and a real bully".[9] Bear accidentally reveals this to Miranda, who he believes is somebody attending the meeting like him.[8]

Following the meeting, Bear invites her to visit the Mill to talk about her new patient consultation scheme. When Valerie meets her, she assumes that she her personality has changed since she saw her. Valerie gives Miranda a tuna sandwich, not knowing that she is allergic to fish.[10] Afterwards, Miranda confronts Valerie in private and insults her. Miranda suggests going for lunch with Bear, where she flirts with him. Despite Bear not returning flirtatious energy, she continues to flirt with him, and whilst at the Mill, receptionist Karen Hollins (Jan Pearson) notices Miranda checking Bear out. She leaves Bear a voicemail telling him that she enjoyed the meal, and would like to go for cocktails with him. Miranda then sends Bear a "rather risque" GIF, but insists it is a joke.[11] After Bear tells her that he is not interested in her romantically and wants a professional relationship with her, she dismisses him. Miranda then informs Valerie that she will never see her again.[12]

Harriet Shelton[]

Harriet Shelton
Doctors character
Portrayed byCarley Stenson
First appearance"Tongue-Tied"
28 April 2021 (2021-04-28)
Introduced byMike Hobson
ClassificationPresent; recurring
Profile
OccupationPolice sergeant
Carley Stenson portrays Harriet Shelton.

Harriet Shelton, portrayed by Carley Stenson, made her first appearance on 28 April 2021.[13] Harriet will be introduced as a police sergeant at Letherbridge Police Station.[14] Stenson began filming for the soap in February 2021,[15] and she confirmed her casting on Instagram on 19 April 2021, where she expressed her gratitude to be appearing on Doctors.[16] Stenson's followers expressed their excitement to see her in the soap, describing her as "the most beautiful policewoman" and stating that they will watch Doctors to see her.[14]

Stenson said that the environment on set is "calm and welcoming" and that working with Walker is an "honour".[15] Her friend, Ali Bastian, appeared in Doctors in 2019 as practice manager Becky Clarke. Bastian learned that Stenson would be in the soap and told her how "amazing" the cast and crew members were, which Stenson was glad to learn is true.[15] Stenson said that since she is pregnant and due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, it has been a challenge for her to find work. She described Harriet's storyline as "cracking", and noted that she was working amongst "highly experienced, impressive actors in such a positive place".[16] Stenson confirmed that the role would be recurring, describing her experience on set as "such a fun journey" in April.[16] In an interview with Inside Soap, Stenson stated that her character is determined and capable of performing her job well, and that she is "one of the lads".[15] She said that viewers will see her "going from strength to strength" professionally, and that eventually, she forms a "camaraderie and trust" with Rob.[15] She explained that Harriet has "worked her way up the ranks" to become a sergeant and is "massively determined" to succeed in the job role.[15] Stenson also talked about the uniform she is required to wear as part of the role, stating that it hides her baby bump well. She likes wearing the police gear for the role and said that she enjoys playing a police officer, but joked that she would not be a good police officer in real life.[15]

When she arrives at Letherbridge Police Station, Rob Hollins (Chris Walker) "doesn’t exactly give Harriet a warm welcome".[17] Rob is unhappy about having to mentor Harriet, but they are thrown into working together when they are put on a case with each other.[17] Since they do not initially get along, Harriet makes an effort to know Rob. She learns about Rob and wife Karen Hollins' (Jan Pearson) foster work, and when they get along, Rob invites her to a quiz night.[18] Whilst on a crime scene, Rob pauses and Harriet is forced to cover for him; she asks why he blanked and he claims that it was a moment of old age. Rob later opens up to Harret, explaining that he suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder due to a traumatic event at work years ago. Harriet lends her support to Rob, stating she will always be there for him.[19] When Harriet and Rob are chasing criminals Aaron Jeffries (Zak Douglas) and Lenny Calhoun (Nicholas Chambers), Harriet finds Rob standing over the body of Aaron, who is laying lifeless at the bottom of a staircase. She questions a clueless Rob on what happened and rushes to help Aaron.[20]

Other characters[]

Character Episode date(s) Actor Circumstances
February
Mariah Birtelle 8 February Nina De Cosimo A dancer who believes she has a stomach ache. After seeing midwife Ruhma Carter (Bharti Patel), who informs her that she is in labour, she gives birth.[21]
Elizabeth Birtles-Boyd Emily De Cosimo The sister of Mariah (Nina De Cosimo).[21]
Barbara Birtles Maggie Daniels The mother of Mariah (Nina De Cosimo) who informs her children that when she gave birth, she had post-natal depression.[21]
Edwin Thomas 9 February Richard Hope A resident of a care home. He believes that Martin Blake (Lindon Alexander) is a Russian spy, and runs away to get proof of his beliefs. Alongside Rob Hollins (Chris Walker), he later discovers that care home manager Nancy Davies (Suzann McLean) is the brother of Martin, and that they are working together to steal money from the residents.[22]
Nancy Davies Suzann McLean The manager of a care home in Letherbridge who has been working with her brother Martin (Lindon Alexander) to steal money from residents.[22]
Martin Blake Lindon Alexander The brother of Nancy (Suzann McLean) who he works with to steal money from residents of a care home.[22]
Terry Walker 10 February Jonathan Jaynes The father of Lily Walker (Verity Rushworth). Al Haskey (Ian Midlane), Lily's fiancé, berates him for being a flat earther.[23]
Susan Walker Sherry Baines The mother of Lily Walker (Verity Rushworth) who is unhappy with her marriage to husband Terry (Jonathan Jaynes).[23]
Charles Keegan James Flynn An NHS fraud prevention officer who investigates how many ghost patients are on the Mill's patient list.[23]
Elena Kriezis Maria Forrester A patient of the Mill who has fraudulently received over £400,000 worth of treatment from the NHS.[23]
Marsha Morton 15 February Katharine Bennett-Fox An employee at a leisure centre that feels mistreated by her new boss, Kelvin Fleck (Edward Kelly). After encouragement from Zara Carmichael (Elisabeth Dermot Walsh), she quits to pursue a career as a personal trainer.[24]
Kelvin Fleck Edward Kelly A man who becomes the boss of his uncle's leisure centre and inflicts a variety of changes into the workplace.[24]
Giles Price 16 February Robin Bowerman A man who learns from Sid Vere (Ashley Rice) that his wife Alice's (Susan Penhaligon) cancer treatment will not go ahead, since she is too weak for invasive treatment.[25]
Alice Price Susan Penhaligon A woman suffering from dementia, Parkinson's and cancer.[25]
Tilly Price Polly Maberly The daughter of Alice (Susan Penhaligon).[25]
Regan Law 17 February Melissa Parker A medical student who funds her research into degenerative diseases by performing life-threatening facial trials on people.[26]
Gillian Hall Charlotte Weston A client of Regan Law's (Melissa Parker).[26]
Mo Larkin Kay Purcell A client of Regan Law's (Melissa Parker) who visits Emma Reid (Dido Miles). She has an allergic reaction to Regan's treatment, and is taken to A&E.[26]
Dixie Calthorpe 18 February Marc Pickering A patient seeing Al Haskey (Ian Midlane). After he opens up to Al about his failing relationship with Katrina Anderson (Jessica Murrain), Dixie gets on the roof of the Mill to get Katrina's attention.[27]
Katrina Anderson Jessica Murrain A maintenance worker at the Mill. Her boyfriend, Dixie Calthorpe (Marc Pickering), gets on the roof at the Mill to get her attention after she expresses plans to move abroad.[27]
DS Suresh Nupur 22 February Liam Tamne A detective sergeant who investigates the death of Kelly, a drug dealer.[28]
Ewan Daley Gabriel Scott A student support officer at Letherbridge University.[28]
Nathan McBride Jaz Hutchins A university student who attempts to aid DS Suresh Nupur (Liam Tamne) in his investigations.[28]
Amy Rouse Felix Forde A university student who accidentally pushed drug dealer Kelly down a flight of stairs.[28]
Jonno Parker 24 February – 26 May Tommy Sim'aan The brother of Billy (Daniel Cornish). He threatens Luca McIntyre (Ross McLaren) since he blames him for Billy's death.[2]
Noah Levi 24 February Alun Raglan The former boss of Luca McIntyre (Ross McLaren). Luca quits working for him after Noah calls him a homophobic slur.[2]
Mavis Gregg Melanie Kilburn A patient of Luca McIntyre's (Ross McLaren).[2]
Billy Parker Daniel Cornish The boyfriend of Luca McIntyre (Ross McLaren) who dies in a car accident.[2]
Roberta Bharti Patel A colleague of Luca McIntyre's (Ross McLaren).[2]
Max Matthew Chambers A consultant for medication at Noah Levi's (Alun Raglan) surgery.[2]
Jackie Sarah Moyle A friend of Luca McIntyre's (Ross McLaren).[2]
Phil Addison 25 February Paul McQuaid A porter at St. Phils hospital, who is expecting a baby with Jane Goodwin (Kate Somerton). Jane later informs him that she has miscarried the baby, and when he is only concerned about trying for another baby, she ends their relationship.[29]
Jane Addison Kate Somerton A patient of Ruhma Carter's (Bharti Patel) who miscarries her baby.[29]
Carole Simmons Anjela Lauren Smith A social worker who informs Karen Hollins (Jan Pearson) that she cannot continue caring for Tom Robson (Max True) due to his violence.[29]
March
Maisie Wilson 1–23 March Silvia Presente A pair of environmental activists at Letherbridge University. Due to disagreeing with the university going into partnership with a company called Secuto, they glue their hands to a classroom door. Daniel Granger (Matthew Chambers) is called out to dissolve the glue.[30] They explain that Secuto use fossil fuels such as oil, which has a negative impact on the environment. Daniel advises them to protest in a different way, and the pair decide to do a hunger strike. Daniel informs them that they will die if they continue the strike. Maisie and Anita confront pro-vice-chancellor Matthew Portman (Jason Thorp), who tells them that the strike will not impact the partnership deal. Anita's classmate Eddie Bryant (Edward Nkom) disagrees with their protest, and after the pair argue, Anita collapses and is taken into hospital. She reveals that she has Chron's disease, which leads to her quitting the hunger strike due to her health. Maisie continues the strike for another week, but due to feeling weak, she reluctantly quits.
Anita Chandola Hannah Khalique-Brown
Janine Aitken 1 March Anna Martine-Freeman A con artist who tries to scam Valerie Pitman (Sarah Moyle) out of £850 by claiming to be a hand model agent.[30]
Bob Wainwright 2 March Rupert Holliday-Evans A man with a tumour in his frontal lobe, making him believe in alien activity.[31]
Charlie Wainwright Luke Lowry The son of Bob (Rupert Holliday-Evans).[31]
Harvey Dowling Tom Aldwinckle The site manager of a team building resort that the colleagues of the Mill visit.[31]
Jenson Kendrick 3 March Toyin Omari-Kinch An ex-prisoner who attends counselling sessions with Jimmi Clay (Adrian Lewis Morgan).[32]
Sophie Herron Dominique Jackson The girlfriend of Jason Kendrick (Toyin Omari-Kinch), who struggles to process that he is an ex-prisoner due to having been in an abusive relationship prior to meeting him.[32]
Connor Finch Jimmy Fairhurst A colleague of Jason Kendrick (Toyin Omari-Kinch).[32]
Linda Webb 4 March Lesley Molony The mother of Charley (Grace Molony), who is dying from leukaemia. She finds her estranged daughter Maya Clough (Matilda Tucker) in the hopes she can donate a stem cell.[33]
Charley Webb Grace Molony A woman dying from leukaemia. She meets her estranged sister Maya Clough (Matilda Tucker) when her mother hopes she can donate a stem cell to Charley.[33]
Maya Clough Matilda Tucker The pregnant estranged sister of Charley Webb (Grace Molony).[33]
Mandi Tyler Letitia Hector A woman that has a friends with benefits relationship with Bear Sylvester (Dex Lee), until Sid Vere's (Ashley Rice) kind ways shows her that she wants more from a partner.[33]
Harriet Bentley 8 March Blue Merrick A friend of Zara Carmichael's (Elisabeth Dermot Walsh) who visits psychic Grace Perlman (Ellie Darvill) to cope with the death of her son.[34]
Grace Perlman Ellie Darvill A psychic who Zara Carmichael (Elisabeth Dermot Walsh) exposes for taking advantage of grieving people.[34]
Matthew Portman 9–23 March Jason Thorp The pro-vice-chancellor of Letherbridge University. He meets with Daniel Granger (Matthew Chambers) to discuss the hunger strike led by students Anita Chandola (Hannah Khalique-Brown) and Maisie Wilson (Silvia Presente), as he wants them to stop the strike for financial reasons.[35] After facing pressure from the students and Daniel threatening to pull surgery services from the university, he begins attending counselling sessions with Jimmi Clay (Adrian Lewis Morgan).
Max Dutch 9 March John Askew A man who aspires to be a midwife. He helps to deliver his child with wife Poppy (Elizabeth Twells).[35]
Poppy Dutch Elizabeth Twells A woman who gives birth to her child with husband Max (John Askew).[35]
Tel Dutch William Ilkley The father of Max (John Askew).[35]
Debbie Snell 10 March Emma Manton A woman with schizophrenia who becomes convinced that her daughter Rosie (Naomi Morris) was swapped at birth.[36]
Eddie Bryant Edward Nkom A classmate of Anita Chandola's (Hannah Khalique-Brown) who disagrees with her protest against Secuto.[36]
Rosie Snell Naomi Morris The daughter of Debbie (Emma Manton), who is unaware of her mother's mental illness.[36]
Sue Snell Cally Lawrence The mother of Debbie (Emma Manton), who reveals to Rosie (Naomi Morris) that Debbie has schizophrenia.[36]
Serena Chandola 11–16 March Buckso Dhillon-Woolley The mother of Anita (Hannah Khalique-Brown). When Anita collapses from a hunger strike, she blames her friend, Maisie Wilson (Silvia Presente).[37]
Colin Turner 11 March David Schaal The sugar daddy of Chloe Jardine (Rebecca Finch), who tells her that he has developed romantic feelings for her.[37]
Chloe Jardine Rebecca Finch The sugar baby of Colin Turner (David Schaal).[37]
Jake Haggard Matt Barkley The boyfriend of Chloe Jardine (Rebecca Finch).[37]
Sammy Russell 15 March Ilan Galkoff A 14-year-old who vandalises Bear Sylvester's (Dex Lee) car. Bear later discovers that Sharon Coombs (Gemma Layton) has groomed him into selling drugs.[38]
Wayne Jackson Calum Hayes The brother of Sammy (Ilan Galkoff), who has special needs. He takes Sammy's LSD and jumps out of a window.[38]
Sharon Coombs Gemma Layton A drug dealer who grooms Sammy (Ilan Galkoff) and Wayne Jackson into selling drugs by posing as a carer.[38]
Samuel Asante 16 March Trevor Laird The overbearing father of Akua (Yasmin Mwanza).[39]
Akua Asante Yasmin Mwanza A woman who struggles when going into labour.[39]
Chris Robinson Tej Obano The partner of Akua Asante (Yasmin Mwanza).[39]
Francis Kelley 17 March Eoin Geoghegan The father of sixth form medical student Teresa (Alexandra O'Neill). He injures his wrist, but is agitated about registering at the Mill as he cannot read.[40]
Teresa Kelley Alexandra O'Neill A sixth form medical student who shadows Sid Vere (Ashley Rice) at the Mill for her work experience.[40]
Evie Steele 18 March Sophie Ford A teenager who gave up studying nursing at university in order to care for Graham (Jonty Stephens), her father who has dementia.[41]
Graham Steele Jonty Stephens A man with dementia. He is cared for by daughter Evie (Sophie Ford).[41]
Chloe Shapley April Pearson Evie Steele's (Sophie Ford) sister. Evie discovers that Chloe had an opportunity to put their father in a care home, but declined due to the cost.[41]
Dr Sadiqa Anwar 22 March Marina Manoharan A woman who attends Zara Carmichael (Elisabeth Dermot Walsh) and Emma Reid (Dido Miles) menopause support group despite being post-menopausal.[42]
Nicky Connelly Wendi Peters A woman who attends Zara Carmichael (Elisabeth Dermot Walsh) and Emma Reid (Dido Miles) menopause support group due to having heightened anger.[42]
Esther Waterman Helene Maksoud A woman who attends Zara Carmichael (Elisabeth Dermot Walsh) and Emma Reid (Dido Miles) menopause support group due to feeling ugly.[42]
Ron Sewell 23 March Steven Hillman A man who reunites with brother Jeff (Stephen Bent) after living in Spain for 15 years.[43]
Jeff Sewell Stephen Bent A man who is targeted by a local gang on his estate.[43]
Tyson Ross Dillon Scott-Lewis A gang leader who targets Jeff Sewell (Stephen Bent).[43]
Lewis Ainsley 24 March – 19 May John Leader A friend of Sid Vere's (Ashley Rice) who asks him to get involved in his fundraising activities for a meningitis charity since they were both affected by the disease in their childhood.[44] After hosting the final charity event, Lewis feels tired and returns home. He then dies from a heart arrhythmia.[45]
Taya Barnett 24 March Maxine Finch A woman who saves money for over ten years to visit her estranged family in Zimbabwe. She learns that her husband John (Andrew Lewis), a gambling addict, has used all of their saved money.[44]
John Barnett Andrew Lewis A gambling addict who uses his and his wife's savings to fund daughter Selina's (Mica Ricketts) business, as well as gambling.[44]
Selina Barnett Mica Ricketts The daughter of Taya (Maxine Finch) and John Barnett (Andrew Lewis). She pleads with John to lend her money to fund her business proposal, which fails.[44]
Tony Loreto 25 March Enzo Squillino Jr. The father of Adam (Matthew Marcelis) who refuses to believe that he has schizophrenia like his mother.[7]
Adam Loreto Matthew Marcelis A university graduate who suffers from the symptoms of schizophrenia.[7]
Mandy Gilbert Helen Sheals The mother of Adam Loreto (Matthew Marcelis) who suffers with schizophrenia.[7]
Andy Simm 29 March Ross Gilby An ex-convict who spends time with Patricia Stanton (Clare Clifford) since she is lonely. When she tries to kill herself with a knife, Rob Hollins (Chris Walker) assumes he has tried to kill her for money.[46]
Marcus Waites Ryan Cloud The great-nephew of Patricia Stanton (Clare Clifford).[46]
Patricia Stanton Clare Clifford An elderly woman who tries to kill herself due to loneliness.[46]
Marc Wilcox 30 March Marc Butters A young police officer who accidentally stabs and kills an abuser.[47]
Dave Conroy Tim Treloar A retiring police officer who tries to cover for Marc Wilcox's (Marc Butters) accident.[47]
Shaun Wilcox Victor Gardener Marc Wilcox's (Marc Butters) father who tries to bribe his bosses in order to protect Marc's career.[47]
Kate Campbell 31 March Elizabeth Cadwallader A patient of Ruhma Carter's (Bharti Patel) who has two miscarriages. After going on the pill, she accidentally gets pregnant and gives birth.[48]
Tom Campbell Lloyd Thomas The husband of Kate (Elizabeth Cadwallader) who struggles to cope with the couple's two miscarriages.[48]
April
Bryan Easton 1 April Martyn Ellis A radio broadcaster who struggles with high blood pressure. He attends a group consultation with Al Haskey (Ian Midlane), who advises him to make a follow-up appointment.[49]
Carrie Kwouk Rachel Lin A graphic novelist who attends a group consultation with Al Haskey (Ian Midlane) after suffering from high blood pressure caused by her job.[49]
Stefan Hywel Steven Meo A man who attends a group consultation with Al Haskey (Ian Midlane) due to suffering from high blood pressure caused by his abusive girlfriend. Fellow attendee Carrie Kwouk (Rachel Lin) encourages him to leave her.[49]
Alison Murray 19 April Rachel Denning A woman with dwarfism who discovers that rugby player Jake Ashcroft (Chris Eastwood) had sex with her to be initiated into his rugby team. She exposes him to his pregnant girlfriend by pretending she has given him chlamydia.[50]
Jake Ashcroft Chris Eastwood A man who sex with Alison Murray (Rachel Denning) to be initiated into his rugby team. He confesses to pregnant girlfriend Lauren Jones (Natalie O'Neill) since he believes Alison has given him chlamydia.[50]
Lauren Jones Natalie O'Neill A pregnant woman who learns that her boyfriend has cheated on her and may have given her chlamydia. She later leaves him.[50]
Dr Elaine Harris Andrea Crewe An oncologist who informs Valerie Pitman (Sarah Moyle) that she may have cancer again. She books her in for a scan.[50]
Connie Hinkley 20 April Nicky Goldie A former children's home matron who has her dog killed by Kevin Newly (Josef Hyland) as she ignored him being sexually abused in the home as a child.[11]
Kevin Newly Josef Hyland A man who was sexually abused as a child whilst staying in a children's home. He poisons Connie Hinkley's (Nicky Goldie) dog as revenge, since she was the matron and ignored what was happening.[11]
James Collins 21 April Simon Poland A priest who, after the death of his partner, decides he does not want to fight his illness. Luca McIntyre (Ross McLaren) encourages him to take treatment.[51]
Saif Hamed Joeraver Sangha A man with testicular cancer who calls off his wedding as he is scared about informing his fiancée about his diagnosis.[51]
Judith Holland Bella Hamblin A woman who ends her marriage with husband Simon (Sean Connolly) after discovering his various affairs.[51]
Simon Holland Sean Connolly A theatre actor who cheats on wife Judith (Bella Hamblin) with various women at his shows.[51]
Thomas Kaplan 22 April Graham Bryan A man who has cheated on wife Sue (Cindy Humphrey) with Brittany Paddock (Sally Mason); he later decides he wants Sue back. He is dumped by both women.[12]
Sue Kaplan Cindy Humphrey The neighbour of Karen Hollins (Jan Pearson) whose husband has cheated on her.[12]
Brittany Paddock Sally Mason The new wife of Thomas Kaplan (Graham Bryan) who dumps him when she discovers that he wants his old wife back.[12]
Zach Wilson 26–27 April Luke Grant A man that Luca McIntyre (Ross McLaren) meets through a dating app and goes on a date with.[52] When he gets too drunk on the date, he accidentally headbutts Luca when trying to give him a hug.[53]
Josh Brooks 26 April Ryan Dean A 21-year-old who ends up in prison after dreaming of becoming a footballer.[52]
Owen Charlton Robert Boulter A documentary maker who includes Josh Brooks (Ryan Dean) and Bradley Preston (Kwame Kandekore) in his documentary.[52]
Melanie Truman Caroline Parker A prison guard who expresses a dislike in both the prisoners and her job.[52]
Bradley Preston Kwame Kandekore A friend of Josh Brooks (Ryan Dean) who becomes a footballer.[52]
Maureen Brennan 28 April Elizabeth Elvin A woman that Valerie Pitman (Sarah Moyle) visits after discovering a photo of a young child in front of Maureen's house.[13]
Martin Worth Tyler Blythin A man with a stammer that witnesses his friend, Drew Worth (Jamie O'Neill), get attacked for defending him.[13]
Drew Worth Jamie O'Neill A man who gets attacked after defending his friend, Martin Worth (Tyler Blythin), who has a stammer.[13]
Rachel Coleman 29 April Melanie Gutteridge The mother of Jemma (Erin Grace), who, after learning she has an atrial myxoma, puts her into contact with her estranged father.[18]
Jemma Coleman Erin Grace The daughter of Rachel who, after 26 years, is put into contact with her father, Dave Mercer (Rufus Wright).[18]
Dave Mercer Rufus Wright The estranged father of Jemma Coleman (Erin Grace). He assures her that he has wanted to be in contact with her for years.[18]
May
Evie Bailey 4 May Sarah Thom The daughter of Sally (Bebe Sanders) who takes a job in Malaysia. When she learns that her mother is dying from cancer, she visits her to say goodbye alongside her brother.[54]
Oliver Bailey Michael Jinks The son of Sally (Bebe Sanders) who takes care of her until she dies of cancer.[54]
Sally Bailey Bebe Sanders A friend of Jimmi Clay's (Adrian Lewis Morgan), who is treated by him for over ten years. She is diagnosed with colon cancer, and despite being cured numerous times, it eventually spreads to her spine, lungs and brain. She eventually dies in hospital.[54]
Darren Homewood 5 May Corey Trevor An ex-convict who cares for his grandmother, Hannah (Angela Curran). Hannah gives him the deed to her house on her deathbed.[55]
Hannah Homewood Angela Curran The grandmother of Darren (Corey Trevor) who suffers from dementia. On her deathbed, she gives the deeds to her house to Darren with police officers #Rob Hollins (Chris Walker) and Harriet Shelton (Carley Stenson) as witnesses.[55]
Donna Homewood Demelza O'Sullivan The daughter of Hannah (Angela Curran), who taught her shoplifting techniques.[55]
Nathan Sallery 6–27 May James Barriscale A man who appeared in a photograph as a child, which is found by Valerie Pitman (Sarah Moyle). When she arrives at his house to tell him about her findings, he dismisses her.[56] The next day, he visits the Mill to apologise to Valerie. The pair agree to go on a date and begin dating, but Nathan is dismayed when Valerie tells him that she is looking for adventure and that he is too boring for her.[57]
Alanna Huxley 6 May Jennie Dale Three chefs who compete against Ruhma Carter (Bharti Patel), Sid Vere (Ashley Rice) and Al Haskey (Ian Midlane) in a sports day organised by Lewis Ainsley (John Leader) to raise money for a meningitis charity.[56]
Jenny Chess Adaya Henry
Cynthia Cavalli Elizabeth Hill
Patrick Barclay 10 May Andrew Langtree A man with agoraphobia caused by the death of his brother and the COVID-19 pandemic.[58]
Lynda Barclay Sarah Middleton The sister of Patrick (Andrew Langtree) who pretends to have stomach cancer in order to help him combat his agoraphobia.[58]
Ali Gill Neil Paul A childhood friend of Lynda Barclay (Sarah Middleton) who is disgusted with her when she lies about having stomach cancer.[58]
Barbara Hughes 11 May Gemma Page The birth mother of Nathan Sallery (James Barriscale) who suffers from memory loss due to having undergone electroshock therapy in her youth.[59]
Gerard Hughes Michael Kirk The husband of Barbara (Gemma Page), who has cared for her throughout their marriage.[59]
Joel Cooke Aaron Sidwell The expecting father of Charmaine's (Tricia Adele-Turner) baby who runs an online video channel.[59]
Charmaine Cooke Tricia Adele-Turner The pregnant wife of Joel (Aaron Sidwell) who learns that their child will be born with a disability.[59]
Vicki 12 May Anna Acton A woman who goes on a date with Al Haskey (Ian Midlane). He later realises that she pretended to be his real date, and questions her, where Vicki reveals that she routinely pretends to be other people to escape a mundane life.[60]
Jess Morgan Amey Woodhall The friend of Vicki (Anna Acton) who gets too drunk in a bar owned by TK Nelson (Adam Deacon).[60]
TK Nelson Adam Deacon The owner of a bar who challenges Al Haskey (Ian Midlane) to a bet which Al wins.[60]
Ashley Jackson 13 May Mark Sheals A prisoner at HMP Letherbridge who is set to be released the following week.[61]
Craig Emerson Khalid Daley A prisoner at HMP Letherbank who receives help from Daniel Granger (Matthew Chambers) on being bullied in prison.[61]
Danny Taylor Joshua Osei A prisoner at HMP Letherbank tries to make Craig Emerson (Khalid Daley) smuggle drugs into the prison.[61]
Michael Norris 17 May Thapelo Ray A teenager who dislikes his mother's new partner since he is enabling her drug addiction.[62]
Sasha Norris Adrienne Grant A woman who is groomed into a drug addicton by drug dealer Byron Hall (James Palmer).[62]
Byron Hall James Palmer A drug dealer who grooms Sasha Norris (Adrienne Grant) into forming a drug addiction.[62]
Matthew Wargate 18 May Liam Ainsworth A man who is undergoing "superhero therapy" with therapist Philip Laws (Adam Ewan) since he accidentally killed the parents of Stephen Powers (Sam C Wilson) whilst drunk driving.[63]
Philip Laws Adam Ewan A therapist who offers "superhero therapy" to Matthew Wargate (Liam Ainsworth). Al Haskey (Ian Midlane) criticises his professionalism since he takes two-day courses to keep up with therapy trends.[63]
Stan Barrett Paul Jerricho An elderly man who is visited biweekly by care volunteer Matthew Wargate (Liam Ainsworth).[63]
Stephen Powers Sam C Wilson A man who grew up in foster care due to Matthew Wargate (Liam Ainsworth) killing his parents whilst drunk driving.[63]
Kelly Beck 19 May Kezia Burrows A patient of Sid Vere's (Ashley Rice) who has recently split from her abusive husband. Her friend Ashley Kershaw (Poppy Roe) attempts to set her up on a date with both Sid and Lewis Ainsley (John Leader).[45]
Ashley Kershaw Poppy Roe A friend of Kelly Beck's (Kezia Burrows) who attempts to set her up on dates following Kelly's split from her husband.[45]
Grant Hodgson 20 May Ruben Crow A married couple who have several arguments and decide to split up whilst on a survival course with Alec Dearmer (Fin Gardner).[64]
Denise Hodgson Zannah Hodson
Alec Deamer Fin Gardner A survival course instructor who hosts a course with Valerie Pitman (Sarah Moyle), Nathan Sallery (James Barriscale) and the Hodgsons.[64]
Jan Fischer 24 May Lucy Benjamin A patient of Emma Reid's (Dido Miles) who is unaware she has been coercively controlled by her husband for the entire 32 years of her marriage. After having enough of his abuse, she murders him and is sent into police custody. Emma helps her to realise that she has been a victim of abuse.[65]
Ed Benson 25 May Delroy Brown A friend of Al Haskey's (Ian Midlane) who calls Al to fix the internet connection at his workplace. Al encourages him to ask Liv Keane (Elinor Lawless) on a date.[66]
Liv Keane Elinor Lawless A gardener working at Ed Benson's (Delroy Brown) workplace; the two form a romantic connection and agree to go on a date.[66]
Owen Keane Damien James The son of Liv (Elinor Lawless) has a talent for computing.[66]
Kirk Eames Elliot Rodriguez A friend of Jonno Parker's (Tommy Sim'aan). He does not allow Jonno to stay at his house while on drugs since he has a wife and kids.[66]
Gary Watkins 26 May Graeme Brookes A man who tries to help Zara Carmichael (Elisabeth Dermot Walsh) out of her car when she gets locked inside.[67]
Layla Roberts 27 May Jasmine Armfield A vegan activist who discovers her boyfriend, Tom Ashwood (Loris Scarpa), is in debt and has a drug addicted mother.[57]
Tom Ashwood Loris Scarpa The boyfriend of Layla Roberts (Jasmine Armfield) who reveals that his mother is addicted to drugs and that he is in a lot of debt. Jimmi Clay (Adrian Lewis Morgan) gives him a scratchcard that he won £5000 on in order for Tom to pay his debts off.[57]
Cynthia Ainsley Karlina Grace-Paseda The mother of Lewis (John Leader) who invites his friend Sid Vere (Ashley Rice) to his wake following Lewis' death.[57]
June
Amy Papoutsis 1 June Ruby-May Martinwood A teenage patient of Ruhma Carter's (Bharti Patel) who is pregnant. Her family and friends do not know of the baby until classmate Mason Higgs (Billy Angel) accidentally tells her father.[68]
Kris Papoutsis Christopher Sciueref The father of Amy (Ruby-May Martinwood).[68]
Mason Higgs Billy Angel A classmate of Amy Papoutsis' (Ruby-May Martinwood) who accomanies her to her hospital appointment.[68]
Ryan Holland 2 June James Teague A teenager suffering from grief after the death of his mother.[69]
Ade Holland Ian Hallard The father of Ryan (James Teague) and a Letherbridge councillor that works with Al Haskey (Ian Midlane).[69]
Hayley Wilkins Dayna Bateman A teenager who lives in a youth hostel due to her tumultous relationship with her mother.[69]
Jackie Wilkins Susie Riddell The mother of Hayley (Dayna Bateman) who meets with Al Haskey (Ian Midlane) and Bear Sylvester (Dex Lee) when she goes missing.[69]
Becky Buckley 3 June Samantha Robinson The colleague and girlfriend of Barry Biglow (David Perks) who has an overly high sex drive. The pair see Emma Reid (Dido Miles) as Barry is unable to keep up with Becky and Emma informs her that her increased sex drive is due to her recent antidepressants prescription.[19]
Bella Bentley 4 June Alice Henley A contestant in Sid Vere's (Ashley Rice) treasure hunt. She is accompanied by her friend Will Gould (Darren Hart). She later reveals to him that Stuart Mangold (Simon Tcherniak) sexually assaulted her.[70]
Will Gould Darren Hart A friend of Bella Bentley's (Alice Henley) who accompanies her to a treasure hunt.[70]
Stuart Mangold Simon Tcherniak An NHS boardman who meets with Bear Sylvester (Dex Lee) to discuss the wellbeing of an overweight patient who needs an operation. He is impressed by Bear's debating skills and says he would fit in well with the panel, but when Bear learns that Stuart has sexually assaulted Bella Bentley (Alice Henley), he threatens to expose Stuart.[70]
Nick Owen 7 June Himself An interviewer who interviews Sid Vere (Ashley Rice) about his effort for a meningitis charity.[71]
Alan Carling Nathan Sussex A widower who is suffering from stress and potential prostate cancer.[71]
Liam Bright Jon-Paul Bell The adoptive son of Alan Carling (Nathan Sussex) who worries about his health after losing his other adoptive father.[71]
Jen Mason Catrin Powell The unreliable sister of Alan Carling (Nathan Sussex) who he kicks out.[71]
Mary McRae 8 June Leslie Ash A woman who discovers that a man she loved had several affairs following his death.[72]
Joan Brown Buffy Davis The wife of a man who has recently died. She informs Mary McRae (Leslie Ash), one of his affair partners, that he had several affairs through her marriage to him.[72]
Marie Scally 9 June Rachel Bruce A university student who acquires medication from Al Haskey (Ian Midlane) so that she can drug Jacob Willis (James McDowall) as revenge for hosting a competition to have sex with her. She burns his clothes and takes photos of him in badly done makeup to humiliate him.[73]
Jacob Willis James McDowall A university student who competes with other students to see who can have sex with the "poorest girl on campus", Marie Scally (Rachel Bruce).[73]
Mikey Kane Zheng Xi Yong The friend of Jacob Willis (James McDowall) who believes his treatment of women is poor.[73]
Jenny Carver Elexi Walker The boss of Sid Vere (Ashley Rice) who sends him home from a rapid response shift for being drunk.[73]
Joanna Jacobs 10 June Jo Richards A gardener who has violent tendencies towards her daughter Ruby (Ruby Richards).[74]
Ruby Jacobs Ruby Richards The daughter of Joanna (Jo Richards) who gets excluded from school for being repeatedly late.[74]
Davey Willows William Hayes The boss of Joanna Jacobs (Jo Richards) who allows her time off after an injury, giving her shifts to her troublesome daughter Ruby (Ruby Richards).[74]
Mr Whiteleg Steve Giles An accountant who Bear Sylvester (Dex Lee) attends an online audit meeting with.[74]
Ben Harrison 11 June Ian Weichardt A colon cancer survivor who is being abused by his girlfriend Moira Cole (Crystal Condie). Luca McIntyre (Ross McLaren) helps him to realise that Moria's treatment of him is abuse and encourages Ben to leave her when he feels ready.[75]
Moira Cole Crystal Condie The abusive girlfriend of Ben Harrison (Ian Weichardt).[75]
Scott Cooper 15 June Matt Tait The husband of Zoe (Lizzie Stables) who calls Ruhma Carter (Bharti Patel) when he fears she has relapsed into her psychosis.[76]
Zoe Cooper Lizzie Stables A new mother who mistakes a vision problem for a psychosis relapse.[76]
Sophia Wheatley 17 June Maeve Courtier-Lilley The 16-year-old sister of Duncan (Jack Carroll) who suffers from endometriosis. She uses his dating app account to pay Jason Duquette (Jon Glasgow) to have sex with Duncan since she pities him for being a virgin.[77]
Duncan Wheatley Jack Carroll A virgin who is advised by Luca McIntyre (Ross McLaren) to meet people in person as opposed to using dating apps.[77]
Jason Duquette Jon Glasgow A sex worker who is paid by Sophiq Wheatley (Maeve Courtier-Lilley) to have sex with her brother.[77]
Rich Marshall 21 June Simon Wilson A hospital surgeon who opens up to Daniel Granger (Matthew Chambers) about his suicidal thoughts following the rise of deaths of patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.[78]
Carla Marshall Felicity Green The daughter of Rich (Simon Wilson) who contacts his ex-partner Judy Sutton (Bridgitta Roy) when she learns of his suicidal thoughts.[78]
Judy Sutton Bridgitta Roy The ex-partner of Rich Marshall (Simon Wilson) who lends her support when she learns of his suicidal thoughts.[78]
Ginny Redman 22 June Rebecca Bainbridge A violinist that Ruhma Carter (Bharti Patel) recognises from when she performed for her and her dead husband Heston (Owen Brenman).[79]
Lloyd Lloyd Gorman A violinist who performs with Ginny Redman (Rebecca Bainbridge).[79]
Paul Brooks 23 June Ben Moor The brother of Hattie (Harriet Thorpe) who gives Valerie Pitman (Sarah Moyle) a rock painted like a ladybird.[80]
Hattie Brooks Harriet Thorpe The owner of a field where Valerie Pitman (Sarah Moyle) stays. She pushes Valerie to leave.[80]
Maise Oliver Helen Lederer A birdwatcher at a lake where Valerie Pitman (Sarah Moyle) visits.[80]
Geoffrey the Cat Ian Midlane Valerie Pitman's (Sarah Moyle) dead cat who visits her in a dream to advise her on her future.[80]
Aaron Jeffries 24 June Zak Douglas A criminal who taunts Rob Hollins (Chris Walker) after Rob cannot catch him for trespassing in a community building. Harriet Shelton (Carley Stenson) finds him lifeless at the bottom of a staircase, with Rob standing over him.[20]
Lenny Calhoun Lewis Conway The criminal friend of Aaron Jeffries (Zak Douglas) who escapes before he is caught by the police.[20]
Grahame Ford Nicholas Chambers A man whose bike is nearly stolen by Aaron Jeffries (Zak Douglas) and Lenny Calhoun (Nicholas Chambers).[20]

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