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Paul "Woody" Joyner
Casualty is a British medical drama television series that has been broadcast on BBC One in the United Kingdom since 6 September 1986. The series was created by Jeremy Brock and Paul Unwin and focuses on the fictional lives, both professional and personal, of the medical and ancillary staff at the Accident and Emergency Department of the fictional Holby City Hospital, based in the equally fictitious town of Holby. It is the longest-running primetime and emergency medical drama television series in the world. It was primarily filmed in the city of Bristol until 2011 when it began filming at Roath Lock Studios in Cardiff, where it has remained since. The show has aired thirty-seven full series with over 1500 episodes and is currently airing the thirty-eighth series. Brock and Unwin devised the serial after being inspired by the "comedy and heroics" of life in the National Health Service (NHS) and tackled a string of controversial topics through the show. A spin-off series, Holby City, began airing from 1999 and follows patients' stories after they are transferred to the hospital's surgical wards. A police procedural spin-off, HolbyBlue, began airing from 8 May 2007, running for two series before being cancelled due to poor viewing figures.

The serial features an ensemble cast of regular and recurring characters. It began with ten main characters in its first series, with nurse Charlie Fairhead, portrayed by Derek Thompson, appearing until 2024 and becoming the longest serving cast member. Since the show's inception, characters have been written in and out of the series. Additionally, Casualty features a number of guest artists in each episode as well as recurring characters who appear in story arcs. Many regular cast members in the show have made prior, minor appearances as both patients and staff members in both Casualty and Holby City. In 2004, casting directors hired Susan Cookson for the regular role of Maggie Coldwell after a recurring part as anaesthetist Julie Day between 1998 and 2000. Characters from Casualty have appeared in spin-off series Holby City and HolbyBlue and vice versa. Although most characters only guest star, some have become regular cast members. Jaye Jacobs joined Casualty as Donna Jackson in 2023, following a twelve-year stint in Holby City. Amanda Mealing joined Casualty as Connie Beauchamp in 2014, following a six-year stint in Holby City. Nick Jordan actor Michael French has had stints in the main cast of both Holby City and Casualty, and Clive Mantle reprised his role as Mike Barratt in Holby City in 1999, two years after leaving Casualty.

Present characters

Regular characters

Character Actor First appearance Ref(s)
Dylan Keogh William Beck 12 March 2011
Iain Dean Michael Stevenson 28 April 2012
Jacob Masters Charles Venn 18 July 2015
Rash Masum Neet Mohan 4 November 2017
Jan Jenning Di Botcher 19 May 2018
Faith Cadogan Kirsty Mitchell 28 December 2019
Stevie Nash Elinor Lawless 14 August 2021
Teddy Gowan Milo Clarke 14 August 2021
Jodie Whyte Anna Chell 8 April 2023
Cameron Mickelthwaite Barney Walsh 8 April 2023
Rida Amaan Sarah Seggari 8 April 2023
Ngozi Okoye Adesuwa Oni 6 January 2024
Siobhan McKenzie Melanie Hill 24 February 2024
Tariq Hussein Manpreet Bachu 24 February 2024
Nicole Piper Sammy Dobson 23 March 2024
Sophia Peters Kellie Shirley 15 June 2024

Recurring characters

Character Actor(s) First appearance Ref(s)
Blake Gardner David Ajayi 3 June 2017
Kai Thorne
Luka Malinovsky Tom Mulheron 18 January 2020
Natalia Malinovsky Zoe Brough 18 January 2020
Lollie McKenzie
Ffion Morgan Stirling Gallacher 18 July 2020
Rich Walker Michael Keogh 15 June 2024

Impending cast changes

Character Actor(s) Details Ref(s)
Indie Jankowski Naomi Wakszlak Arriving 28 December 2024
Sean Redmond Seth Somers Arriving 4 January 2024

Former characters

Regular characters

Character Actor(s) First appearance Last appearance Ref(s)
Clive King George Harris 6 September 1986 27 December 1986
Sandra Mute Lisa Bowerman 6 September 1986 3 October 1987
Andrew Ponting Robert Pugh 6 September 1986 17 October 1987
Karen O'Malley Kate Hardie 19 September 1987 14 November 1987
Susie Mercer Debbie Roza 6 September 1986 19 December 1987
Elizabeth Starker Maureen O'Brien 12 September 1987 19 December 1987
Mary Tomlinson Helena Little 12 September 1987 19 December 1987
Ewart Plimmer Bernard Gallagher 6 September 1986 7 October 1988
Kuba Trzcinski Christopher Rozycki 6 September 1986 4 November 1988
Shirley Franklin Ella Wilder 24 October 1987 4 November 1988
Kiran Joghill Shaheen Khan 9 September 1988 4 November 1988
Alison McGrellis Julie Graham 9 September 1988 4 November 1988
David Rowe Paul Lacoux 9 September 1988 4 November 1988
Sadie Tomkins Carol Leader 9 September 1988 4 November 1988
Cyril James Eddie Nestor 19 September 1987 1 December 1989
Lucy Perry Tom Hoskyns 8 September 1989 1 December 1989
Valerie Sinclair Susan Franklyn 9 September 1988 1 December 1989
Alex Spencer Belinda Davison 8 September 1989 1 December 1989
Julie Stevens Vivienne McKone 8 September 1989 1 December 1989
Tony Walker Eamon Boland 7 September 1990 9 November 1990
Keith Cotterill Geoffrey Leesley 24 October 1987 7 December 1990
Helen Green Maggie McCarthy 7 September 1990 7 December 1990
Kelly Liddle Adie Allen 6 September 1991 1 November 1991
Trish Bayes Maria Friedman 20 September 1991 27 February 1992
Beth Ramanee Mamta Kaash 7 September 1990 27 February 1992
Jimmy Powell Robson Green 8 September 1989 27 February 1992
Kate Miller Joanna Foster 12 September 1992 31 October 1992
Julian Chapman Nigel Le Vaillant 7 September 1990 19 December 1992
Simon Eastman Robert Daws 17 October 1992 27 February 1993
Rob Khalefa Jason Riddington 12 September 1992 27 February 1993
Sandra Nicholl Maureen Beattie 15 November 1991 27 February 1993
Maxine Price Emma Bird 12 September 1992 27 February 1993
Norma Sullivan Anne Kristen 6 September 1991 23 October 1993
Ken Hodges Christopher Guard 18 September 1993 30 October 1993
Helen Chatsworth Samantha Edmonds 25 September 1993 20 November 1993
Mark Calder Oliver Parker 18 September 1993 15 January 1994
Brian Crawford Brendan O'Hea 13 November 1993 22 January 1994
Jane Scott Caroline Webster 14 September 1990 26 February 1994
Adele Beckford Doña Croll 18 September 1993 26 February 1994
Frankie Drummer Steven O'Donnell 25 September 1993 26 February 1994
Mary Skillett Tara Moran 13 November 1993 26 February 1994
Dave Masters Martin Ball 26 December 1993 26 February 1994
Mie Nisha-Kawa Naoko Mori 25 September 1993 26 February 1994
Eddie Gordon Joan Oliver 17 September 1994 25 March 1995
Adam Cooke Steven Brand 17 September 1994 25 March 1995
Peter Hayes Robert Duncan 23 September 1995 27 January 1996
Rachel Longworth Jane Gurnett 1 January 1994 3 February 1996
Laura Milburn Lizzy McInnerny 7 October 1995 24 February 1996
Daniel Perryman Craig Kelly 16 September 1995 24 February 1996
Gloria Hammond Ganiat Kasuma 14 September 1996 22 February 1997
Matt Hawley Jason Merrells 17 September 1994 22 February 1997
Jude Korcanik Lisa Coleman 24 September 1994 22 February 1997
Kate Wilson Sorcha Cusack 17 September 1994 8 November 1997
Jack Hathaway Peter Birch 23 November 1996 15 November 1997
Liz Harker Sue Devaney 19 November 1994 22 November 1997
Elliot Matthews Peter Guinness 11 September 1997 28 February 1998
Richard McCaig Gray O'Brien 14 September 1996 28 February 1998
Mark Grace Paterson Joseph 11 September 1997 26 December 1998
George Woodman Rebecca Lacey 11 September 1997 13 March 1999
Sam Colloby Jonathan Kerrigan 21 September 1996 9 October 1999
Derek "Sunny" Sunderland Vincenzo Pellegrino 11 September 1997 23 October 1999
Eve Montgomery Barbara Marten 29 November 1997 30 October 1999
Tina Seabrook Claire Goose 11 September 1997 25 March 2000
Adam Osman Pal Aron 5 September 1998 15 October 2000
Amy Howard Rebecca Wheatley 11 September 1997 10 March 2001
Mel Dyson Michelle Butterly 6 November 1999 28 April 2001
Tom Harvey Kieron Forsyth 25 November 2000 28 April 2001
Penny Hutchens Donna Alexander 4 January 1997 28 April 2001
Holly Miles Sandra Huggett 18 September 1999 28 April 2001
Dan Robinson Grant Masters 16 September 2000 28 April 2001
Andrew Bower Philip Bretherton 8 September 1989 28 April 2001
William Gaminara
Barney Wolfe Ronnie McCann 20 November 1999 28 April 2001
Chloe Hill Jan Anderson 5 September 1998 19 January 2002
Patrick Spiller Ian Kelsey 11 December 1999 16 March 2002
Max Gallagher Robert Gwilym 5 September 1998 18 May 2002
Spencer Ben Keaton 18 December 1999 29 June 2002
Jan Goddard Judy Loe 29 September 2001 9 November 2002
Colette Griffiths Adjoa Andoh 16 September 2000 7 June 2003
Dillon Cahill Dan Rymer 15 September 2001 21 June 2003
Jack Vincent Will Mellor 24 March 2001 21 June 2003
Tony Vincent Lee Warburton 24 November 2001 21 June 2003
Anna Paul Zita Sattar 3 March 2001 20 September 2003
Baz Wilder Julia Watson 6 September 1986 10 January 2004
Tally Harper Holly Davidson 14 September 2002 1 May 2004
Ashlie Walker
Nikki Marshall Kelly Harrison 15 September 2001 17 July 2004
Simon Kaminski Christopher Colquhoun 23 March 2002 28 August 2004
Lara Stone Christine Stephen-Daly 29 September 2001 28 August 2004
Roxy Bird Loo Brealey 13 April 2002 18 September 2004
Finlay "Fin" Newton Kwame Kwei-Armah 6 November 1999 2 October 2004
Jim Brodie Maxwell Caulfield 14 September 2003 26 December 2004
Bex Reynolds Sarah Manners 8 February 2003 30 July 2005
Claire Guildford Leanne Wilson 20 September 2003 20 August 2005
Woody Joyner Will Thorp 4 December 2004 24 December 2005
Bruno Jenkins Mark Bonnar 10 September 2005 11 February 2006
Luke Warren Matthew Wait 19 April 2003 27 May 2006
Nina Farr Rebekah Gibbs 24 July 2004 26 August 2006
Sean Maddox Gerald Kyd 5 September 1998 18 November 2006
Ellen Zitek Georgina Bouzova 18 September 2004 24 December 2006
Selena Donovan Elizabeth Carling 1 March 2003 4 August 2007
Theo "Stitch" Lambert Peter O'Brien 18 March 2007 4 August 2007
Cyd Pike Joanne King 18 September 2006 15 September 2007
Guppy Sandhu Elyes Gabel 23 October 2004 29 September 2007
Nathan Spencer Ben Price 17 December 2005 6 October 2007
Nadia Talianos Daphne Alexander 24 February 2007 30 December 2007
Greg Fallon Kip Gamblin 10 June 2006 26 January 2008
Harry Harper Simon MacCorkindale 8 June 2002 8 March 2008
Snezana Lalovic Ivana Bašić 16 February 2008 28 March 2009
Kelsey Phillips Janine Mellor 6 August 2005 28 March 2009
Curtis Cooper Abdul Salis 1 March 2008 1 August 2009
Toby De Silva Matthew Needham 8 September 2007 19 September 2009
Jessica Harrison Gillian Kearney 12 January 2008 8 May 2010
Megan Roach Brenda Fricker 6 September 1986 7 August 2010
May Phelps Laura Aikman 12 September 2009 14 August 2010
Yuki Reid Will Sharpe 12 September 2009 2 January 2011
Polly Emmerson Sophia Di Martino 19 March 2009 30 April 2011
Kirsty Clements Lucy Gaskell 15 May 2010 30 July 2011
Adam Trueman Tristan Gemmill 15 September 2007 6 August 2011
Madiha "Mads" Durrani Hasina Haque 4 September 2010 6 September 2011
Ruth Winters Georgia Taylor 8 September 2007 10 December 2011
Scarlett Conway Madeleine Mantock 20 August 2011 22 July 2012
Nick Jordan Michael French 21 November 1998 2 February 2013
Aoife O'Reilly Gemma-Leah Devereux 5 January 2013 27 April 2013
Linda Andrews Christine Tremarco 16 January 2010 11 May 2013
Lloyd Asike Michael Obiora 20 August 2011 8 June 2013
Tom Kent Oliver Coleman 7 January 2012 14 December 2013
Jeff Collier Matt Bardock 10 February 2007 4 October 2014
Jamie Collier Daniel Anthony 5 January 2013 11 October 2014
Martin "Ash" Ashford Patrick Robinson 7 September 1990 13 December 2014
Maggie Coldwell Susan Cookson 29 January 2005 28 March 2015
Sam Bateman Luke Bailey 2 October 2004 15 August 2015
Rita Freeman Chloe Howman 10 August 2013 16 July 2016
Mike Barratt Clive Mantle 23 January 1993 27 August 2016
Comfort Jones Martina Laird 15 September 2001 27 August 2016
Abs Denham James Redmond 4 October 2003 27 August 2016
Alice Chantrey Sam Grey 15 April 2006 27 August 2016
Jay Faldren Ben Turner 25 October 2008 27 August 2016
Lenny Lyons Steven Miller 12 September 2009 27 August 2016
Lofty Chiltern Lee Mead 1 March 2014 17 June 2017
Jez Andrews Lloyd Everitt 12 March 2016 26 August 2017
Lily Chao Crystal Yu 3 August 2013 4 November 2017
Max Walker Jamie Davis 5 October 2013 13 January 2018
Bea Kinsella Michelle Fox 3 February 2018 4 August 2018
Sam Nicholls Charlotte Salt 15 October 2011 11 August 2018
Alicia Munroe Chelsea Halfpenny 19 September 2015 19 January 2019
Louise Tyler Azuka Oforka 1 October 2011 16 February 2019
Elle Gardner Jaye Griffiths 7 May 2016 25 May 2019
Gemma Dean Rebecca Ryan 21 January 2017 10 August 2019
Kathleen "Dixie" Dixon Jane Hazlegrove 30 September 2006 21 September 2019
Mason Reede Victor Oshin 24 August 2019 28 December 2019
Lisa "Duffy" Duffin Cathy Shipton 6 September 1986 1 February 2020
Archie Hudson Genesis Lynea 23 March 2019 7 March 2020
Ruby Spark Maddy Hill 14 July 2018 18 April 2020
Will Noble Jack Nolan 30 March 2019 16 January 2021
Connie Beauchamp Amanda Mealing 26 December 2004 3 April 2021
Leon Cook Bobby Lockwood 9 January 2021 1 May 2021
Lev Malinovsky Uriel Emil 28 September 2019 7 August 2021
Fenisha Khatri Olivia D'Lima 22 February 2020 7 August 2021
Mackenzie "Big Mac" Chalker Charles Dale 24 November 2007 14 August 2021
Noel Garcia Tony Marshall 5 January 2008 14 August 2021
Caleb "Cal" Knight Richard Winsor 18 January 2014 21 August 2021
Jade Lovall Gabriella Leon 3 November 2018 18 September 2021
Christina "Tina" Mollett Adele James 25 July 2020 9 October 2021
Tess Bateman Suzanne Packer 13 September 2003 11 December 2021
Rosa Cadenas Jacey Sallés 27 July 2019 19 March 2022
Adrian "Fletch" Fletcher Alex Walkinshaw 7 July 2012 2 April 2022
Matthew Afolami Osi Okerafor 29 May 2021 24 April 2022
Ethan Hardy George Rainsford 11 January 2014 4 February 2023
Robyn Miller Amanda Henderson 5 January 2013 18 March 2023
David Hide Jason Durr 30 April 2016 18 March 2023
Marty Kirkby Shaheen Jafargholi 17 November 2018 18 March 2023
Donna Jackson Jaye Jacobs 26 December 2004 16 September 2023
Ryan Firth Eddie-Joe Robinson 8 April 2023 6 January 2024
Sah Brockner Arin Smethurst 9 October 2021 13 January 2024
Paige Allcott Shalisha James-Davis 8 January 2022 24 February 2024
Max Cristie Nigel Harman 18 February 2023 2 March 2024
Charlie Fairhead Derek Thompson 6 September 1986 16 March 2024
Zoe Hanna Sunetra Sarker 29 December 2007 16 March 2024
Josh Griffiths Ian Bleasdale 8 September 1989 16 March 2024
Patrick Onley Jamie Glover 23 March 2024 8 June 2024

Recurring characters

Character Actor(s) First appearance Last appearance Ref(s)
Clare Wainwright Stella Gonet 27 September 1986 18 October 1986
Rupert Thalton James Snell 27 September 1986 18 October 1986
Francine O'Dwyer Alison Deegan 22 November 1986 19 December 1987
Peter Brian Capron 23 September 1988 21 October 1988
Lily Susan Colverd 8 September 1989 9 November 1990
Jenny Nicola Jeffries 10 October 1992 5 December 1992
Claire Fuller Toni-Sue Burley 24 December 1992 27 March 1993
Ozzy Michael Jenner 7 September 1990 23 October 1993
Tom Harley David Ryall 20 November 1993 11 December 1993
Karen Goodliffe Suzanna Hamilton 18 September 1993 8 January 1994
Lucy Cooper Jo Unwin 27 February 1992 26 February 1994
Chris Culham Kevin Dyer 20 February 1993 24 February 1996
Vicki Maggie Lynskey 7 September 1990 24 February 1996
Trevor Wilson Michael N. Harbour 30 September 1995 16 November 1996
David Sinclair Vas Blackwood 1 February 1997 22 February 1997
Monica Soo Drouet 14 September 1996 20 September 1997
James Roberts Bryan Murray 21 November 1998 16 January 1999
Pat Garratt Ian Kershaw 12 September 1998 6 March 1999
Julie Day Susan Cookson 5 September 1998 25 March 2000
Rachel James Amy Robbins 15 September 2001 22 December 2001
Philippa Kinross Fiona Gillies 15 December 2001 12 January 2002
Gilly Emily Dormer 16 February 2002 30 March 2002
Heather Lincoln Nicole Faraday 21 September 2002 16 November 2002
Jeff McGuire Bob Mason 15 September 2001 1 March 2003
Chris Meredith Michael Praed 13 April 2002 3 May 2003
Merlin Jameson Sebastian Dunn 4 January 2003 20 September 2003
Orlando Seale
Will Manning Gary Mavers 11 September 2004 1 October 2005
Colin Evans Peter Silverleaf 3 January 2004 1 October 2005
Mike Bateman Louis Emerick 13 September 2003 19 August 2006
Terence "T.C." Clarkson Peter England 22 September 2007 1 December 2007
Simon Tanner Paul Fox 31 May 2008 9 August 2008
Marilyn Fox Caroline Langrishe 22 September 2007 15 November 2008
Heather Whitefield Georgia Moffett 12 September 2009 13 September 2009
Dawn Kelly Marie Walters 12 September 2009 28 November 2009
Paul Bridges Conleth Kane 12 September 2009 27 December 2009
Sean Anderson Richard Dillane 1 March 2008 16 January 2010
Eve Kate Edney 12 September 2009 6 February 2010
Gareth Derek Barr 12 September 2009 6 February 2010
Frances Lively Josette Simon 11 April 2009 10 April 2010
Howard Fairfax Michael Maloney 27 February 2010 17 April 2010
Kieron Fletcher Robert Boulter 20 February 2010 1 May 2010
Matt Strong Raymond Coulthard 20 February 2010 1 May 2010
Robert Ludlow Alec Newman 15 May 2010 21 August 2010
Edward Thurlow Stephen Billington 5 June 2010 27 December 2010
James Molloy Travis Oliver 23 October 2010 27 December 2010
Sarah Evans Julia St. John 24 December 2006 2 April 2011
Miriam Turner Cheryl Campbell 19 February 2011 7 May 2011
Henry Williams Tom Chadbon 13 September 2008 28 May 2011
Omar Nasri Dhaffer L'Abidine 13 August 2011 1 October 2011
Denise Andrews Kate McEvoy 21 January 2012 6 October 2012
Britney Andrews Devon Beigan 21 January 2012 6 October 2012
Joe Andrews Taylor Perry 21 January 2012 6 October 2012
Amanda Franks Connie Fisher 7 April 2012 1 December 2012
Dominic Carter Gary Cady 1 December 2012 15 December 2012
Ally Hunter Rebecca Newman 5 January 2013 12 January 2013
Yvonne Rippon Rachel Shelley 14 January 2012 19 January 2013
Norman Bunton Adrian Harris 22 September 2012 30 November 2013
Ella Ashford Tahirah Sharif 4 May 2013 17 May 2014
Tamzin Bayle Gemma Atkinson 13 August 2011 11 October 2014
Audrey Strachan Frances Tomelty 6 December 2014 24 January 2015
Greta Miller Kazia Pelka 25 July 2015 23 August 2015
Louis Fairhead Gregory Forsyth-Foreman 14 September 1996 30 August 2015

Jack Dedman
Liam Hess
Callum Ray
Ben Harding Mark Letheren 20 September 2008 19 September 2015
Honey Wright Chelsee Healey 11 October 2014 19 September 2015
Taylor Ashbie Sarah Jayne Dunn 6 December 2014 10 October 2015
Nikki Chisom Anna Acton 21 November 2015 9 January 2016
Jess Cranham Kerry Bennett 3 October 2015 30 January 2016
Olivia Cranham Grace Doherty 21 November 2015 30 January 2016
Jack Diamond Alistair Brammer 5 December 2015 23 April 2016
Connor Christie Toby Murray 20 February 2016 30 April 2016
Mark Richie Joel Beckett 9 August 2014 30 April 2016
Shelle Jones Kelli Hollis 20 February 2016 7 May 2016
Vince Callaghan Andrew Knott 26 March 2016 7 May 2016
Mercedes Christie Hannah Spearritt 23 January 2016 7 May 2016
Hazel Leyton Vicky Hall 8 August 2015 9 July 2016
Carmel Sims Sydney Wade 28 May 2016 30 July 2016
Guy Self John Michie 22 April 2014 10 September 2016
Ryan Johnson Russell Boulter 28 September 2002 10 December 2016
Sebastian Grayling Rik Makarem 29 October 2016 7 January 2017
Amira Zafar Poppy Jhakra 27 August 2016 11 February 2017
Steph Sims Tonicha Lawrence 28 May 2016 25 February 2017
Roy Ellisson John Killoran 26 September 2015 29 April 2017
Hugo Bonning Billy Angel 12 November 2016 20 May 2017
Sam Strachan Tom Chambers 13 February 2016 22 July 2017
Denise Ellisson Lucy Benjamin 26 September 2015 26 August 2017
Mickey Ellisson Mitch Hewer 22 April 2017 26 August 2017
Scott Ellisson Will Austin 22 April 2017 2 September 2017
Archie Grayling James Wilby 5 October 2016 4 November 2017
Lexy Morrell Jenny Howe 15 October 2016 18 November 2017
Marty Williams Roger Griffiths 30 September 2017 9 December 2017
Sally Hodge Pam St. Clement 27 August 2016 23 December 2017
Glen Thomas Owain Arthur 4 June 2016 31 March 2018
Leigh-Anne Carr Cassie Bradley 7 April 2018 23 June 2018
Eddie McAllister Joe Gaminara 17 March 2018 25 August 2018
Brian Carroll Matthew Marsh 8 August 2015 13 October 2018
Ciara Cassidy Belinda Stewart-Wilson 3 March 2018 24 November 2018
Joshua Bowers Gareth David-Lloyd 3 November 2018 19 January 2019
Alasdair "Base" Newman Max Parker 11 August 2018 2 February 2019
DC Kate Wilkinson Amy Noble 29 August 2015 2 February 2019
Ric Griffin Hugh Quarshie 26 December 2004 2 March 2019
Jac Naylor Rosie Marcel 13 February 2016 2 March 2019
Kim Harrison Siân Reeves 18 February 2017 9 March 2019
Toby Williams Harry Gilby 30 March 2019 11 May 2019
Dani Mallison Georgia Hughes 9 March 2019 8 June 2019
Omo Masters Ellen Thomas 22 September 2018 29 June 2019
Henrik Hanssen Guy Henry 12 February 2011 11 August 2019
Theo Laurence Jim Sturgeon 24 August 2019 2 November 2019
Effie Laurence Abigail Hardingham 24 August 2019 16 November 2019
Bill Crowthers Clive Wood 25 August 2018 1 February 2020
Violette Spark Kelly Gough 21 December 2019 22 February 2020
Zsa Zsa Harper-Jenkinson Sharon Gless 18 November 2017 29 February 2020
Grace Beauchamp Emily Carey 29 November 2014 3 April 2021
Graham Kirkby Philip Wright 13 July 2019 17 April 2021
Ross West Chris Gordon 15 September 2018 1 May 2021
Ciaran Coulson Rick Warden 1 June 2019 29 May 2021
Bibi Kirkby Fisun Burgess 3 August 2019 29 May 2021
Badria Timimi
Chrissie Danes Lauren Crace 4 December 2021 2 April 2022
Paula Kettering Rosie Jones 27 February 2021 9 April 2022
Oliver Hide Harry Collett 24 September 2016 18 June 2022
Rosalene Hide Jackie Knowles 24 September 2016 27 August 2022
Lorraine Pilkington
Adi Kapadia Rajendra Bajaj 27 November 2021 8 October 2022
Jonty Buchanan Richard Harrington 25 June 2022 14 January 2023
Paul Pegg Paul Popplewell 5 June 2021 18 March 2023
Charlotte Miller Aurora Jones 18 March 2017 18 March 2023
Gethin West Robert Pugh 15 April 2023 16 September 2023
Stella Lawson Kate Williams 2 September 2023 13 January 2024
Ashok Masum Kriss Dosanjh 17 August 2019 17 February 2024
Jamie Cleveland Ryan Hawley 15 June 2024 24 August 2024

Footnotes

  1. ^ The original broadcast date of the character's first appearance.
  2. ^ The original broadcast date of the character's last appearance.

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