Coronation Street spoilers follow.
Coronation Street will kick off a big new rift between siblings George and Glenda Shuttleworth next week, when Glenda finally discovers her brother’s betrayal.
George recently discovered a lost version of his late father Archie’s will at the funeral parlour, which stated that Glenda should have received 50% of the business six years ago, leaving George worried that he is cheating his sister out of her inheritance.
In scenes that will air on Monday, May 6, Wednesday, May 8 and Friday, May 10, George feels increasingly guilty when Glenda tells him that she desperately wants to raise the money to buy the Little Big Shotz business from Estelle, who is selling the franchise.
George offers to help Glenda apply for a bank loan but, as he looks over her accounts, he realises that she has no chance of being granted a loan.
Searching for ideas, Glenda makes a proposition to Estelle, suggesting that she buys the Little Big Shotz business on credit and pays her back in instalments. But worried George puts a stop to the deal, pointing out that Glenda will have no means of paying the monthly instalments.
Glenda later moans to Todd Grimshaw about George’s act of betrayal, and Todd wrongly assumes that she’s found out about Archie’s will. When he mentions the will and Glenda demands to know what he’s talking about, Todd realises that he’s made a big mistake.
Later in the week, Glenda consults Adam Barlow about her legal options, but he warns her that suing George for half the funeral business would be very costly and there’s no guarantee that she’d even win the case. Deflated Glenda is crushed when he advises her that she’d be better off forgetting the whole thing.
Glenda’s day gets even worse when she walks straight into Michael Bailey and ends up with a drink down her front.
However, things take a turn when Rupert from rival undertakers Rest Easy calls at Shuttleworth’s and registers his interest in buying the business.
