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List ofCoronation Street characters introduced in 2005

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The following is a list of characters that first appeared in theITVsoap operaCoronation Street in 2005, by order of first appearance.

Scooter Makuna

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Scooter Makuna
Coronation Street character
Portrayed bySushil Chudasama
First appearance26 January 2005
Last appearance6 November 2005
ClassificationFormer; regular
In-universe information
OccupationUnemployed

Hiren "Scooter" Makuna first appeared in early 2005 as the boyfriend ofSarah Platt (Tina O'Brien). He was of Indian descent.

His character was mostly remembered for not being very bright, having a fondness for fish and getting great pleasure in retrieving junk from skips. Scooter and Sarah broke up in the autumn of 2005 after an argument. He left the Street soon afterwards.

Lena Thistlewood

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Lena Thistlewood
Coronation Street character
Portrayed byMaria Charles
First appearance26 January 2005
Last appearance29 June 2005
ClassificationFormer; regular
In-universe information
OccupationRetired

Lena Thistlewood is a friend ofBlanche Hunt (Maggie Jones), who first appears in 2005 and regularly visits the Barlow household and she takes a fancy toKen Barlow (William Roache), Lena attends Ken and Deirdre's second wedding in 2005. Lena dies off-screen on New Year's Day 2006 and she leaves her dog, Eccles, to Blanche.

Diggory Compton

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Diggory Compton
Coronation Street character
Portrayed byEric Potts
Duration2005–2006
First appearance2 February 2005
Last appearance17 July 2006
ClassificationFormer; regular
Created bySue Pritchard
In-universe information
OccupationBaker
SistersPam Hobsworth
DaughtersMolly Dobbs
GrandsonsJack Webster

Diggory Compton was played byEric Potts.

When he arrives in Weatherfield with his daughterMolly (Vicky Binns), Diggory opens the local bakery shop at the end of the street. He tries wooingLiz McDonald (Beverley Callard) by inviting her to a Christmas dinner party, however she ended up meeting her future husband, drummerVernon Tomlin (Ian Reddington) at the event. During his time inWeatherfield, Diggory befriendsMike Baldwin (Johnny Briggs). Diggory leaves Weatherfield in July 2006 after his business fails.

Molly visits him in 2008 after falling out with her fiancéTyrone Dobbs (Alan Halsall). On 5 January 2009, Molly receives a call from the hospital that Diggory's appendix has burst. Several days later, it is revealed Diggory will recover but he will ultimately miss Molly and Tyrone's wedding due to being hospitalised for a week.

In December 2010, Diggory is informed by telephone that Molly has died in the tram crash caused by an explosion at the Joinery Bar. Diggory's sisterPam Hobsworth (Kate Anthony) tells Molly's former loverKevin Webster (Michael Le Vell) the heartbreak of having to inform Diggory of his daughter's death saying she is wondering what words to use to break the news to him. Diggory is not seen at Molly's funeral as he is reportedly too ill to attend.

Jessie Jackson

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Jessie Jackson
Coronation Street character
Portrayed byNailah Cumberbatch
Duration2005–2006
First appearance28 February 2005
Last appearance27 January 2006
ClassificationFormer; regular
In-universe information
OccupationStewardess
First cousinsJoanne Jackson

Jessie Jackson is played by actress Nailah Cumberbatch. She arrives atUnderworld with her "twin sister"Joanne (Zaraah Abrahams) to replace departing machinistSonia Marshall (Tina Gambe) and is the more outgoing one of the two. In 2006,Danny Baldwin (Bradley Walsh) sacks Jessie after he catches her dancing on the tables, and she subsequently seeks employment as a stewardess and leaves the Street. Her "twin sister" is later revealed to be her cousin.

Joanne Jackson

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Main article:Joanne Jackson (Coronation Street)

Joanne Jackson was played by the actressZaraah Abrahams. The character and casting was announced in February 2005 and she debuted later that month.[1] Joanne arrived at Underworld with her "twin sister" Jessie and proceeded to cause much amusement by claiming to be identical despite the obvious difference in appearance.[2] Joanne was the shyer of the two and lacks confidence where men are concerned. Abrahams later left the role in 2007 and the character last appeared on 20 July 2007.[3][4]

Keith Appleyard

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Keith Appleyard
Coronation Street character
Portrayed byIan Redford
Duration2005–2006
First appearance23 March 2005
Last appearance30 July 2006
ClassificationFormer; regular
In-universe information
OccupationPaper boy/Taxidermist
SistersMargery Appleyard
WifeShirley Appleyard (1978–2004)
DaughtersAngela Harris
Lorraine Appleyard
Pauline Appleyard
GrandsonsCraig Harris
GranddaughtersKaty Harris

Keith Appleyard is played byIan Redford. Keith isAngela Harris's (Kathryn Hunt) father. When she and her family live in Sheffield, she witnesses a murder. Keith persuades Angela to tell the truth and testify at the trial, which results in their move to Weatherfield under thewitness protection scheme. They are also given a new name - Nelson - but don't use it for long.

Keith first appears in 2005 to help Angela after her husbandTommy (Thomas Craig) dies. He stays to look after his grandchildrenKaty (Lucy-Jo Hudson) andCraig (Richard Fleeshman) after Angela is arrested for Tommy's murder. Katy (the real killer) commits suicide, unable to handle the guilt, and Angela is imprisoned for helping Katy cover up the crime. Keith stays with Craig in Coronation Street, rather than insist Craig join him in Sheffield, feeling Craig has suffered enough - plus, Weatherfield is closer than Sheffield to where Angela is in prison.

After moving in, Keith dates hairdresserAudrey Roberts (Sue Nicholls), who is his opposite in many ways. Keith is always watching the pennies and takes on a paper round to earn some extra money. His hobbies includetaxidermy.

Keith is widowed, his wife having died between 2003 and 2005. Angela telephones her mother onChristmas Day 2002, and visits her in September 2003, but she has died by the time Keith arrives in 2005.

After he and Audrey end things as they are so different, Keith became enemies with builderCharlie Stubbs (Bill Ward). Charlie bills Keith for repairing the leak on the roof but Keith refuses to pay the bill, feeling Charlie has overcharged. In revenge, Charlie removes the roof tiles, insisting he will replace them when Keith pays his bill. Keith rings the police but the police say they can't help as it isn't a police matter. Keith is delighted to see Charlie replacing the tiles, thinking that he has won, until Charlie reveals that he is his new landlord. Keith is horrified and says that the landlord would have told him but Charlie says that he asked the former landlord to let him do that. Charlie's girlfriend,Tracy Barlow (Kate Ford), is delighted. She thinks, when Charlie tells Keith and Craig that he wants them out, that he intends to live there.

Keith decides that he and Craig will move toSheffield but Craig doesn't want to leave Coronation Street as his girlfriend,Rosie (Helen Flanagan), lives there too. Initially Keith agrees to stay but after an angina attack, he is told by the doctor that it is a warning and things have to change. Keith tells Craig that they are moving toBournemouth with Keith's sister, Marjorie. Craig is determined that he won't leave the street but Keith and Rosie's motherSally (Sally Dynevor) persuade him and they leave.

Keith later returns to the Street when Craig runs away from Bournemouth and refuses to return there.

Nathan Cooper

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Nathan Cooper
Coronation Street character
Portrayed byRay Fearon
Duration2005–2006
First appearance1 April 2005
Last appearance19 July 2006
ClassificationFormer; regular
In-universe information
Other namesNathan Harding
OccupationMechanic

Nathan Cooper (alsoHarding) is played byRay Fearon. He first appears in 2005 whenKevin Webster (Michael Le Vell) is looking for a new mechanic, following the death ofTommy Harris (Thomas Craig). Nathan leaves the job after breaking up with his girlfriendFrankie Baldwin (Debra Stephenson) largely to do with the fact her ex-husband,Danny (Bradley Walsh) is still in the picture. In his final scene he punches Danny as he leaves the cobbles. He had previously romanced factory machinistJoanne Jackson (Zaraah Abrahams) as well asTracy Barlow (Kate Ford), while he also enjoyed a brief flirtation with hairdresserMaria Sutherland (Samia Ghadie) inThe Rovers Return Inn. His fiery temperament is revealed when he almost blindsAshley Peacock (Steven Arnold) when they argue over their women while giving him boxing lessons.

Mel Hutchwright

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Main article:Mel Hutchwright

Carol Baldwin

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Carol Baldwin
Coronation Street character
Portrayed byLynne Pearson
Duration2005–2006
First appearance15 May 2005
Last appearance15 January 2006
ClassificationFormer; regular
In-universe information
HusbandDanny Baldwin (1979–1985)
SonsJamie Baldwin
Other relativesMike Baldwin (father in law, 1979–1985)

Carol Baldwin (néeSaunders) was played by Lynne Pearson.

Carol is the first ex-wife ofDanny (Bradley Walsh), and the mother ofJamie (Rupert Hill). While she is still married to Danny, he is sleeping with her son's babysitterFrankie (Debra Stephenson). Carol is oblivious to this, as she completely trusted Frankie; she only finds out when Danny leaves her to marry Frankie, taking Jamie with him.

Jamie doesn't see Carol for many years; he is raised by Danny and Frankie. In 2005, he tracks down Carol toBirmingham and decides to pay her a visit. It soon becomes clear that past events have affected Carol's life very badly; she has never remarried, is living in a run down flat, and is analcoholic with no job or money. Jamie becomes very concerned for his mother and visits her many times in Birmingham; she appears inWeatherfield for the first time for Jamie's 25th birthday party, much to the horror of her ex-husband, Danny, his wife, Frankie and their son Warren.

Carol appears regularly for months, and when Danny begins an affair with his girlfriend,Leanne (Jane Danson), Carol was the one who tells Jamie.

When Frankie and Danny split up, Carol moves in with them to be closer to Jamie and he makes her promise to give up alcohol. However, in January 2006, Jamie and Frankie throw Carol out when she accuses them of sleeping together (which is somewhat prophetic, as later that year Jamie and Frankie pursue an affair), and her drinking continues.

In 2007, it becomes apparent that Carol has ditched the drink, and is now engaged. On 25 September 2007, Jamie andViolet Wilson (Jenny Platt) attend Carol's wedding.

Lloyd Mullaney

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Main article:Lloyd Mullaney

Viv Baldwin

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Viv Baldwin
Coronation Street character
Portrayed byPatricia Brake
Duration2005–2006
First appearance29 July 2005
Last appearance18 December 2006
ClassificationFormer; recurring
In-universe information
OccupationRetired
HusbandHarry Baldwin (1961–2005)
SonsDanny Baldwin
GrandsonsJamie Baldwin
Warren Baldwin
Other relativesFrankie Baldwin (daughter-in law, 1986–2006)

Vivian "Viv" Baldwin is the mother ofDanny Baldwin (Bradley Walsh). She is first seen on the street in July 2005, following her husband Harry's death and later revealing to her brother-in-lawMike (Johnny Briggs) that he is in fact Danny's biological father, not Harry. Viv makes a reappearance in Weatherfield at Christmas 2005, when the family go out to Christmas dinner.

In December 2006, she returns enquiring about her son's disappearance, only to find out the truth about her grandsonJamie's (Rupert Hill) affair with his former stepmother and her's and Mike's daughter-in lawFrankie Baldwin (Debra Stephenson). After finding this, Viv storms back home toLondon.

Freda Burgess

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Freda Burgess
Coronation Street character
Portrayed byAli Briggs
Duration2005–2006, 2009–2010, 2019–2021
First appearanceEpisode 6089
8 August 2005
Last appearanceEpisode 10439
24 September 2021
ClassificationFormer; recurring
Introduced bySteve Frost (2005)
Kim Crowther (2009)
Iain MacLeod (2019)
In-universe information
FatherSidney Burgess
MotherEdie Burgess
GrandfathersGeorge Bishop
GrandmothersCaroline Bishop
UnclesErnest Bishop

Freda Burgess, played by Ali Briggs,[5] is the deaf niece ofErnest Bishop (Stephen Hancock). In August 2005, Freda came to visit her auntEmily Bishop (Eileen Derbyshire), but got a frosty reception from Emily's lodger,Norris Cole (Malcolm Hebden), who thought she was after Emily's money. Freda helped Emily when she fell down the stairs and sprained her ankle, but left due to Norris' treatment of her.

In July 2009, Freda returned. She revealed to Emily that she was engaged, but her fiancé was in prison. She took a dislike to Emily's new friend,Ramsay Clegg (Andrew Sachs), as she found his over-eagerness to please everyone annoying. Norris was thrilled, as he disliked his brother too and felt they had something in common. After staying a few days, Freda left again.

On 3 May 2019, Freda returns to sell Emily and Norris' house, leading toMary Cole (Patti Clare) accusing Freda of murdering Norris, who later turns up to announce that he and Freda are getting married and moving to Scotland. In 2020, Freda and Norris are shown to be living in Stillwaters, agated community.

Freda reappears again in June 2021 when discussing the pros and cons of Baby Aled’s hearing operation withGemma Winter (Dolly-Rose Campbell) andChesney Brown (Sam Aston). Three months later, Freda meets Mary,Ken Barlow (William Roache) andRita Tanner (Barbara Knox) at Weatherfield General to tell them Norris has died, following a stroke. She is still in contact with Gemma and Chesney, because in 2022 it is mentioned that she is looking after the quads and Chesney's son Joseph while everyone is out celebrating Gemma andPaul Foreman's (Peter Ash) birthday.

Phil Nail

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Phil Nail
Coronation Street character
Portrayed byClive Russell
Duration2005–2006
First appearance15 August 2005
Last appearance27 March 2006
ClassificationFormer; regular
In-universe information
OccupationReflexologist

Phil Nail, played by Scottish actorClive Russell,[6] works at the Medical Centre onRosamund Street as a reflexologist. He quickly begins a relationship with receptionistGail Platt (Helen Worth).

Phil is very interested in the Platt family's experience withRichard Hillman (Brian Capron) because he is undertaking a Criminology course. Gail trusts Phil; she even allows him to record interviews with her children about their experiences with Richard.

Gail's sonDavid Platt (Jack P. Shepherd) does not like Phil; in fact, he despises him knowing that Phil is only wanting to know about Richard and that he does not care about Gail's children. He even begins a campaign to stop the relationship between Phil and Gail. One such example is when Phil's hand is badly injured when David intentionally slams it with a car boot lid. Another is where Phil pins David up against a wall and threatens him. David has become unhappy ever since his fatherMartin (Sean Wilson) has left and he does not like another man in the house telling him what to do, as that is his father's job. Eventually, Phil leaves the street after Gail discovers that Phil attacked David.

Phil is a suspect when Gail began receiving a series of hoax letters claiming to be from the deceased Richard in 2006. The culprit is later revealed to have been David.

Molly Dobbs

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Main article:Molly Dobbs

Robyn Platt

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Robyn Platt
Coronation Street character
Portrayed byClare Calbraith
First appearance23 September 2005
Last appearance9 November 2005
ClassificationFormer; recurring
In-universe information
HusbandMartin Platt (2006–present)
DaughtersCharlotte Platt
StepsonsDavid Platt
Nick Tilsley
(adoptive)
StepdaughtersSarah Platt
(adoptive)

Robyn Platt is played byClare Calbraith. Robyn is the girlfriend (later wife) ofMartin Platt (Sean Wilson). She made her first appearance on 23 September 2005 and made her last appearance on 9 November 2005. She was portrayed by Claire Calbraith.

In September 2005, Robyn made her first appearance as a mascot. However, the actress who portrayed her, Clare Calbraith, was uncredited although it still counted as her first appearance.

A month later, in October 2005, Robyn reappeared and she and Martin began a relationship. However, Robyn thought Martin was stringing her along and dumped him at the Rovers Return Inn over her suspicions but they soon reconciled that month.

Martin began to reject his son,David Platt (Jack P. Shepherd), for Robyn and at 8 Coronation Street, which was holding a farewell bonfire for Martin and Robyn, who were leaving for a new life in Liverpool in November, David realised that Martin wanted Robyn and not him. David's mother and Martin's ex-wife,Gail Platt (Helen Worth), and Robyn were furious with Martin for this and Martin decided to make it up to him by spending time with him but David rejected his father. However, he and Martin reconciled before he departed for Liverpool with Robyn. David told Robyn to take good care of his father; Robyn replied that she will. David visited Martin and Robyn in January 2006 and revealed that Robyn was pregnant with Martin's baby and their daughter was born later that year.

Ronnie Clayton

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Ronnie Clayton
Coronation Street character
Portrayed byEmma Stansfield
Duration2005–2006
First appearance3 October 2005
Last appearance11 June 2006
ClassificationFormer; regular
In-universe information
OccupationTaxicab driver
HusbandJimmy Clayton (2003–2004)
StepsonsNick Clayton (2003–2004)

Veronica "Ronnie" Clayton is played byEmma Stansfield. Ronnie, as she likes to be known, first appears on the show in late October 2005. She used to be married togangster Jimmy Clayton (David Crellin) and works for his cab firm. In an attempt to escape hisbullying nature, she leaves him and starts working underSteve McDonald (Simon Gregson) atStreetcars. Steve and Ronnie start a relationship, but Ronnie's presence puts the entire Streetcars workforce under risk from the vengeful Jimmy. Ronnie refuses to back down and go back to him, with Steve supporting her.

Jimmy is eventually able to trick Ronnie into driving out to a deserted farm. He holds her at gunpoint, and she agrees to give their marriage another try when he nearly kills her and Steve.Lloyd Mullaney (Craig Charles) rescues them, but Ronnie is then distant with Steve since the ordeal. She moves out of his house and into a flat of her own to show her independence.

On 31 May 2006, after having a row with Steve, Ronnie tries to call Steve on her mobile phone whilst driving, and not concentrating on the road, runs over an innocent elderly man and kills him. Instead of calling an ambulance, Ronnie drives away. The next day Ronnie sees in the paper the news about the dead man and feels even more guilty. She tries to blame Steve andLes Battersby for the accident, but is eventually caught and arrested, A month later, she is sentenced to 25 years imprisonment.

Amber Kalirai

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Main article:Amber Kalirai

Vernon Tomlin

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Main article:Vernon Tomlin

Other characters

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CharacterEpisode date(s)ActorCircumstances
Jean Harris21–25 MarchSue WallaceThe mother ofTommy Harris (Thomas Craig). Jean arrives to attend Tommy's funeral and is angered to discover that he is being buried as opposed to his wishes of being cremated.
Louise Hazel1 April – 12 JuneNora Jane NooneA woman who meetsSteve McDonald (Simon Gregson) on the Red Rec. He is immediately attracted to her and when she says she's going into town he organises a free taxi. Steve is delighted the taxi driver gives him a note from Louise with her phone number on it. Louise enjoys a drink with Steve, much to the indignation of his exTracy Barlow (Kate Ford). Louise is unfazed by Tracy and tells her to move on and leave her and Steve alone. Steve keeps Louise waiting in the pub while he comforts Tracy following the sudden death of her fatherRay Langton (Neville Buswell). When he finally arrives at the Rovers and convinces Louise to go home with him and the couple then sleep together. Louise shares a sad farewell with Steve as she has to return to Ireland. Louise returns to the Street as she is visiting relatives and calls to Steve, who is delighted. However, Tracy threatens Louise telling her to leave Steve alone.
Mr. Wong6 May – 23 DecemberDaryl KwanThe owner of the chip shop on Rosamund Street, who hiresCilla Battersby-Brown (Wendi Peters) andYana Lumb (Jayne Bickerton) to work for him. He speaks very limited English and is frequently seen arguing with Cilla.
Zack22 August – 21 SeptemberRalph InesonApsychiatrist who treatsShelley Unwin (Sally Lindsay) when her anxiety overtakes so much of her life that she is rarely able to leave her own room. Zack helps Shelley slowly go back to the outside world, but Shelley's boyfriendCharlie Stubbs (Bill Ward) resents Zack's efforts to help, and eventually convinces Shelley to stop seeing him. Shelley progresses far enough that she manages to dump Charlie moments before she is to become his wife. After getting away from Charlie, she calls Zack to tell him the news. He says that he is proud of her, and both agree to continue therapy until she is fully recovered.
Billy Brown31 OctoberJay MartinThe eldest son ofCilla Battersby-Brown (Wendi Peters), who attends her wedding toLes Battersby (Bruce Jones) and informs his mother that he is joining the army. Billy is more recently mentioned when younger brotherChesney Brown (Sam Aston) runs away from home to visit him in 2009.
Ravinder Kalirai9 November – 26 May 2006Mina AnwarThe mother ofAmber Kalirai (Nikki Patel). She tells her the truth about her fatherDev Alahan (Jimmi Harkishin). The following summer, Ravinder meets a new man and decides relocate toFinland with him. After falling out with Dev, Amber goes to stay with Ravinder for several weeks in November 2008.
Nicolette Seddon28 November – 5 DecemberNatalie RichardsThe daughter ofSally Webster's (Sally Dynevor) cousin, Paul (Ken Bradshaw). This is revealed when Sally's daughterSophie (Brooke Vincent) brings her home one day as a new friend and they mention they had traced their family trees and discovered they are related. Sally sees Nicolette as a bad influence on Sophie and later visits Nicolette's house - when she discovers that Nicolette's father is successful and wealthy, much to her chagrin. After a heated exchange with Paul and his wife Suzanne (Fiona Gillies), Sally decides not to keep in touch with that branch of the Seddon family tree.
Eric Talford11 December – 19 February 2006Tony SlatteryThe owner of the bookies on Rosamund Street who becomes the boss and love interest ofCarol Baldwin (Lynne Pearson).

References

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  1. ^"News + gossip".Soaplife. No. 86. 12–25 February 2005.
  2. ^"Nothing for a pair?".Inside Soap. No. 8. 26 February – 4 March 2005. p. 41.
  3. ^"Abrahams leaving Coronation Street".RTÉ.ie.RTÉ. 18 April 2007.Archived from the original on 6 July 2024. Retrieved19 September 2024.
  4. ^"Coronation Street's Joanne to exit".What to Watch.Future plc. 18 April 2007.Archived from the original on 6 July 2024. Retrieved19 September 2024.
  5. ^"Next week on 'Coronation Street': Huge shock for Kelly, Zeedan is assaulted, plus Norris's big secret is revealed (spoilers)".www.yahoo.com.Archived from the original on 17 September 2021. Retrieved17 September 2021.
  6. ^"Daily Record & Sunday Mail - Scottish News, Sport, Politics and Celeb gossip".Archived from the original on 4 August 2009. Retrieved29 December 2010.
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