In January 1985, recently-widowed Hilda Ogden took in Henry Wakefield as her lodger. He told her he was an unemployed foundry worker but Curly Watts recognised him from the reading room of the library. He admitted to Hilda that he had been blacklisted from work for breaking a strike and she managed to persuade Mike Baldwin to employ him at Baldwin's Casuals. Soon afterwards union rep Ida Clough received an anonymous letter detailing Henry's past and threatened a strike unless he was fired. Mike Baldwin had no option but to comply. Henry disappeared from No. 13 and Percy Sugden suggested that she looked for him in the library. Sure enough, she found him in the maze of bookshelves and brought him home but he soon left Weatherfield to start afresh.
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