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Hilda Foyle

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Hilda Foyle was the daughter of Tommy and Elsie Foyle, who ran the Corner Shop. Hilda was born in 1933. During the Blitz, Elsie took her daughters Hilda and Shelagh to Blackpool until the bombs stopped. Hilda helped out at the shop until she left school at fourteen, whereupon she took a job in Elliston's Raincoat Factory's canteen. In 1957, Hilda and Shelagh, who also now worked in the kitchens, left home to work at a girls' boarding school in Surrey.

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Hilda Foyle was the daughter of Tommy and Elsie Foyle, who ran the Corner Shop. Hilda was born in 1933. During the Blitz, Elsie took her daughters Hilda and Shelagh to Blackpool until the bombs stopped. Hilda helped out at the shop until she left school at fourteen, whereupon she took a job in Elliston's Raincoat Factory's canteen. In 1957, Hilda and Shelagh, who also now worked in the kitchens, left home to work at a girls' boarding school in Surrey. Hilda first appeared in Daran Little and Bill Hill's "Weatherfield Life", published in 1992. Other information is derived from Little's follow-up book, "Around the Coronation Street Houses".

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