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Jeff Lindsay – ‘Fool Me Twice’ review
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A letter arrives from the council saying that they will cut funding to Nonnatus House.
Dr Kevin McNulty performs his final supervision under Dr Turner.
Fred tries to reinstate the Poplar Horticultural Show when it is cancelled.
Sister Frances is at a loss when she cares for diabetic and recovering cancer patient Albert Calthorp.
Sister Julienne volunteers to put up a group of trainee doctors at Nonnatus House.
Lucille (Leonie Elliott) is seconded to St Cuthbert’s when a ward Sister is off sick.
Leading up to Mother’s Day, the team must survive Lent and are forced to give up more than just cigarettes and sugar.
The Nonnatus House team is stunned by the death of Winston Churchill.
As Christmas approaches, a bout of influenza sweeps through Nonnatus House.
A free-to-book evening of a diverse and breakthrough new theatre from seven writers.