About: Sue Hodgkins

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Sue Hodgkins was the assistant at a food bank which was used by Anna Windass when she and her family hit desperate times. Her partner Owen Armstrong's financial affairs had nose-dived since he became involved in the dealings of crooked builder Pat Phelan and he was facing bankruptcy.

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rdfs:label	Sue Hodgkins
rdfs:comment	Sue Hodgkins was the assistant at a food bank which was used by Anna Windass when she and her family hit desperate times. Her partner Owen Armstrong's financial affairs had nose-dived since he became involved in the dealings of crooked builder Pat Phelan and he was facing bankruptcy.
dcterms:subject	2014 minor characters Coronation Street characters Coronation Street characters 2014 minor characters
Number of Appearances	1(xsd:integer)
First Appearance	2014-07-25(xsd:date)
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Character Name	Sue Hodgkins
Played By	Melanie Ash
Occupation	Food bank assistant
abstract	Sue Hodgkins was the assistant at a food bank which was used by Anna Windass when she and her family hit desperate times. Her partner Owen Armstrong's financial affairs had nose-dived since he became involved in the dealings of crooked builder Pat Phelan and he was facing bankruptcy. Anna was mortified at having to turn to such means and asked the sympathetic Sue what the three days' supply that she would be given would be wrapped in. Sue assured her that they would be in ordinary carrier bags and no one would know she was using the facility. She saw that Anna was on the point of breaking down and made her sit and have a coffee with her. Anna told Sue that she had had to make a choice between paying urgent bills or buying food and wondered aloud what sort of mother she was. Sue assured her that many were in the same boat and there was no shame in being in her position.

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