About: Usher (Episode 2980)

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The Usher was one of the court staff at Alan Bradley's trial for fraud and assault at Weatherfield Crown Court in October 1989. As part of her duties, the usher directed Alf Roberts and Bet Gilroy to the public gallery just before the trial started. When Alan pleaded guilty to both charges, the usher left the courtroom and told Rita Fairclough and Jenny Bradley that they wouldn't be required to give evidence against Alan and were free to go.

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rdfs:label	Usher (Episode 2980)
rdfs:comment	The Usher was one of the court staff at Alan Bradley's trial for fraud and assault at Weatherfield Crown Court in October 1989. As part of her duties, the usher directed Alf Roberts and Bet Gilroy to the public gallery just before the trial started. When Alan pleaded guilty to both charges, the usher left the courtroom and told Rita Fairclough and Jenny Bradley that they wouldn't be required to give evidence against Alan and were free to go.
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Number of Appearances	1(xsd:integer)
First Appearance	1989-10-18(xsd:date)
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Character Name	Usher
Played By	Ann Aris
Occupation	Court usher
abstract	The Usher was one of the court staff at Alan Bradley's trial for fraud and assault at Weatherfield Crown Court in October 1989. As part of her duties, the usher directed Alf Roberts and Bet Gilroy to the public gallery just before the trial started. When Alan pleaded guilty to both charges, the usher left the courtroom and told Rita Fairclough and Jenny Bradley that they wouldn't be required to give evidence against Alan and were free to go. Alan was sentenced to two years in prison, with one suspended, but walked free from the court that day having served seven months and been granted remission for good behaviour.

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