About: Mr Bottomley

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Mr Bottomley was a landlord and letting agent who met Mike and Alma Baldwin in the Rovers about buying the Crimea Street flats. Mike had to sell when his Baldwin's Sportswear business was in trouble following the termination of a major contract with Stephen Reid's Kbec company. Mr Bottomley was interested in the deal but made it clear that he wanted them empty as his business was one of letting student accommodation. This would mean that Deirdre Rachid and Roy Cropper would lose the roof over their heads.

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rdf:type	Character
rdfs:label	Mr Bottomley
rdfs:comment	Mr Bottomley was a landlord and letting agent who met Mike and Alma Baldwin in the Rovers about buying the Crimea Street flats. Mike had to sell when his Baldwin's Sportswear business was in trouble following the termination of a major contract with Stephen Reid's Kbec company. Mr Bottomley was interested in the deal but made it clear that he wanted them empty as his business was one of letting student accommodation. This would mean that Deirdre Rachid and Roy Cropper would lose the roof over their heads.
dcterms:subject	Coronation Street characters Coronation Street characters Businesspeople Businesspeople 1997 minor characters 1997 minor characters
Number of Appearances	1(xsd:integer)
First Appearance	1997-01-26(xsd:date)
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Character Name	Mr Bottomley
Played By	Gerry Hinks
Occupation	Landlord
abstract	Mr Bottomley was a landlord and letting agent who met Mike and Alma Baldwin in the Rovers about buying the Crimea Street flats. Mike had to sell when his Baldwin's Sportswear business was in trouble following the termination of a major contract with Stephen Reid's Kbec company. Mr Bottomley was interested in the deal but made it clear that he wanted them empty as his business was one of letting student accommodation. This would mean that Deirdre Rachid and Roy Cropper would lose the roof over their heads.

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