Coronation Street in 2017

2017 was Coronation Street's fifty-eighth year.

Main characters

Ranking	Character	Played by	Duration	Number of Episodes	Running total	Previous year's ranking
1	Michelle Connor	Kym Marsh	Full year	138	1388	2
2	Toyah Battersby	Georgia Taylor	Full year	133	749	80
2	Daniel Osbourne	Rob Mallard	Full year	133	261	73
4	Adam Barlow	Samuel Robertson	Full year	132	364	71
4	Sarah Platt	Tina O'Brien	Full year	132	1771	9
6	Pat Phelan	Connor McIntyre	Full year	128	288	4
7	Leanne Battersby	Jane Danson	Full year except for October and November	125	1924	7
8	Sinead Tinker	Katie McGlynn	Full year	121	388	43
9	Aidan Connor	Shayne Ward	Full year	120	311	4
10	Todd Grimshaw	Bruno Langley	Until December	116	821	10
10	Eva Price	Catherine Tyldesley	Full year except for November	116	670	10
12	Robert Preston	Tristan Gemmill	Full year	114	300	13
13	Steve McDonald	Simon Gregson	Full year	113	3027	36
14	Kate Connor	Faye Brookes	Full year	112	247	18
15	Tracy Barlow	Kate Ford	Full year	110	2012	14
15	Liz McDonald	Beverley Callard	Full year	110	2198	35
15	Bethany Platt	Lucy Fallon	Full year except for November	110	653	21
18	Peter Barlow	Chris Gascoyne	Full year	108	1313	66
19	Anna Windass	Debbie Rush	Full year	105	1042	4
20	Billy Mayhew	Daniel Brocklebank	Full year	100	266	24
21	Mary Taylor/Cole	Patti Clare	Full year	98	609	32
21	David Platt	Jack P. Shepherd	Full year	98	2262	3
23	Sally Metcalfe	Sally Dynevor	Full year	97	3093	16
24	Gary Windass	Mikey North	Full year	96	786	19
25	Johnny Connor	Richard Hawley	Full year	92	216	25
25	Shona Ramsey	Julia Goulding	Full year	92	96	80
27	Tim Metcalfe	Joe Duttine	Full year	91	510	10
28	Fiz Stape	Jennie McAlpine	Full year	89	1917	58
28	Gemma Winter	Dolly-Rose Campbell	Full year	89	189	41
30	Chesney Brown	Sam Aston	Full year	87	1024	64
31	Ken Barlow	William Roache	Full year	86	4435	26
31	Alya Nazir	Sair Khan	Full year except for April	86	297	50
33	Eileen Grimshaw/Phelan	Sue Cleaver	Full year except for March	84	1877	14
33	Rosie Webster	Helen Flanagan	From February	84	1323	-
35	Sean Tully	Antony Cotton	Full year	80	1524	19
36	Kevin Webster	Michael Le Vell	Full year	79	2931	23
37	Jenny Bradley/Connor	Sally Ann Matthews	Full year	78	471	50
37	Luke Britton	Dean Fagan	Full year	78	286	39
39	Roy Cropper	David Neilson	Full year	77	2014	31
40	Beth Sutherland	Lisa George	Full year except for January	76	557	29
41	Norris Cole	Malcolm Hebden	Full year	75	1620	33
42	Tyrone Dobbs	Alan Halsall	Full year	73	1835	41
42	Rita Tanner	Barbara Knox	Full year	73	3669	37
44	Faye Windass	Ellie Leach	Full year except for January, July and August	70	465	60
45	Dev Alahan	Jimmi Harkishin	Full year except for May	69	1503	48
45	Maria Connor	Samia Longchambon	Full year except for October	69	1511	26
47	Rana Nazir	Bhavna Limbachia	Full year	68	119	61
47	Kirk Sutherland	Andrew Whyment	Full year	68	1210	30
49	Brian Packham	Peter Gunn	Full year except for September	65	232	75
50	Seb Franklin	Harry Visinoni	Full year except for January and May	63	77	76
50	Zeedan Nazir	Qasim Akhtar	Full year except for March	63	256	26
52	Izzy Armstrong	Cherylee Houston	Full year	62	627	50
52	Nick Tilsley	Ben Price	Until June	62	1799	1
52	Sophie Webster	Brooke Vincent	Full year except for January and August	62	1399	44
55	Yasmeen Nazir	Shelley King	Full year except for April	61	229	45
56	Cathy Matthews	Melanie Hill	Full year	60	226	21
56	Gail Rodwell	Helen Worth	Full year except for January	60	4177	8
58	Gina Seddon	Connie Hyde	From April	57	84	-
59	Oliver Battersby	Emmanuel & Jeremiah Cheetham and Toby Catley	February to September and December	55	55	-
59	Craig Tinker	Colson Smith	Full year except for January and August	55	271	53
61	Nicola Rubinstein	Nicola Thorp	From June	54	54	-
62	Amy Barlow	Elle Mulvaney	Full year except for February and November	49	618	58
62	Summer Spellman	Matilda Freeman	From June	49	49	-
64	Simon Barlow	Alex Bain	Full year except for September and November	46	571	55
64	Audrey Roberts	Sue Nicholls	Full year except for February	46	3011	17
66	Andy Carver	Oliver Farnworth	January and August to October	39	212	38
67	Harry Platt	Pixie & Presley Sellars and Freddie & Isaac Rhodes	Full year	36	75	67
68	Jude Appleton	Paddy Wallace	January, June, August and from October	33	37	80
69	Lily Platt	Brooke Malonie	Full year except for November	31	150	68
70	Angie Appleton	Victoria Ekanoye	August and from October	30	30	-
70	Moira Pollock	Louiza Patikas	July to November	30	30	-
70	Max Turner	Harry McDermott	Full year except for March and November	30	391	54
73	Erica Holroyd	Claire King	January and March to August	27	156	46
74	Asha Alahan	Tanisha Gorey	From June	20	179	71
75	Freddie Smith	Derek Griffiths	Until April	19	66	65
76	George Appleton	Romeo Cheetham-Karcz	August and from October	18	18	-
77	Ruby Dobbs	Macy Alabi	April, August and from October	17	138	79
77	Hope Stape	Faith & Nicole Holt and Isabella Flanagan	April, August and from October	17	195	78
79	Aadi Alahan	Zennon Ditchett	June to August and October to November	15	175	73
79	Steph Britton	Tisha Merry	Until January	15	313	33
79	Rob Donovan	Marc Baylis	April to May	15	312	84
82	Joseph Brown	William Flanagan	From October	14	123	-
82	Liam Connor	Charlie Wrenshall	February to April, June to July and from September	14	166	69
82	Alex Warner	Liam Bairstow	March, June to July and from September	14	68	61
82	Jack Webster	Kyran Bowes	January to February, April, June to July, September and from November	14	136	77
86	Jake Windass	Seth & Theo Wild	June and August to December	11	93	70
87	Abi Franklin	Sally Carman	October only	8	8	-
87	Denise Osbourne	Denise Black	May to June	8	288	-
89	Carla Connor	Alison King	From December	6	1167	46
90	Imran Habeeb	Charlie De Melo	From November	3	3	-

Production

Another weekly episode

Here comes the bride...

While Kate Oates's vision of Coronation Street took shape in her second year as producer, the programme's longstanding executive producer Kieran Roberts decided that it was time to move on. Roberts, who had been in the role since 2006, had planned to leave the previous year but delayed his departure to see the programme through the launch of its sixth weekly episode [1].

The decision to bump Coronation Street up to six episodes was made in 2016 by Kevin Lygo in one of his first acts as ITV's new director of television [2]. Kieran Roberts said in interviews that the extra episode would ensure that the programme's lighter stories didn't get squeezed out [3] [4]. In order to meet the extra filming requirements, episodes from 9239 onwards were produced in blocks of four instead of the previous five, meaning that more episodes were being worked on at any given time. This mimicked the system used on Emmerdale, which had been broadcast six times a week since 2004. Meanwhile, an expansion to Victoria Street on the outdoor set was announced at a press launch in May, alongside the new studios five and six, which when finished would increase the programme's capacity to shoot in different parts of the set simultaneously. These developments would be completed in early 2018 [5].

The scheduling of the extra episode was confirmed on 6th September as 8.30pm on Wednesday evenings, forming a double-bill with the 7.30pm episode separated by half an hour in the same manner as the programme's Monday and Friday offerings [6]. The first six-episode week was transmitted two weeks later from 18th September and revolved around the double wedding of Aidan Connor and Eva Price, and Johnny Connor and Jenny Bradley, along with Rita Tanner's diagnosis with a brain tumour. The lavish wedding was shot on location at Knowsley Hall in Prescot, Merseyside and saw Eva expose her fiancé's affair with Maria Connor and shove her rival into a fountain. Teaming up with Adam Barlow, Eva set out to ruin Aidan by putting Underworld out of business. The latter months of the year saw Aidan working to get the factory back up and running, which led into the return of Alison King as Carla Connor in December. King, who had left the year before to spend more time with her daughter Daisy, said that the time was right to go back [7].

Kieran Roberts remained with Coronation Street until the end of the year and was last credited in Episode 9372 on 5th February 2018. No successor was appointed.

Dark age

Now firmly ensconsed as producer, Kate Oates presided over some of Coronation Street's most harrowing scenes to date. In January, Michelle Connor and Steve McDonald lost their baby Ruairi when Michelle went into labour at 23 weeks. The scenes had a special significance for actress Kym Marsh who had lost her son Archie under similar circumstances in 2009. Marsh's performance was heavily lauded and won her a TRIC award in March [8].

Bethany Platt's grooming storyline was widely praised

In one of the year's leading storylines, Bethany Platt was groomed by 35-year-old Nathan Curtis, who ran a sex ring pimping out young girls to older men. A scene aired aired during Britain's Got Talent finals week in June which saw Bethany nearly gang raped by three men. Amongst the praise the show received for raising awareness, there were complaints that it was becoming too dark [9]. Kate Oates later addressed the criticism, noting that much of it came from people who were not regular viewers and were missing the context of the scenes [10]. The story ended with Bethany saving herself from being sold to a sex trafficking ring abroad and helping to put Nathan and the other abusers behind bars.

Having got away with the Calcutta Street flats scam for the time being, Pat Phelan was free to roam the street for another year. In January, viewers saw him apparently club Andy Carver to death with a laptop before arriving late to his wedding to Eileen Grimshaw. Seven months later, Andy was revealed to be alive and held captive by Phelan in the cellar of a derelict house. Actor Oliver Farnworth was smuggled on and off set in order to preserve the twist [11]. Subtle hints that Phelan was up to something were dropped in the episodes leading up to the reveal, which were compiled into a video entitled The Secret Life of Phelan, released by ITV on its social media platforms after Andy re-appeared [12]. Andy's torment ended in October when Phelan forced him to shoot dead Phelan's former accomplice Vinny Ashford in order to earn his freedom, and then promptly took the gun from Andy and killed him. The double shooting generated 390 complaints to broadcasting regulator OFCOM and exacerbated the bad press surrounding Coronation Street's bleakness [13]. The complaints would continue until Kate Oates left the programme in 2018, in spite of rising viewing figures.

Phelan's character was explored further through the introduction of Nicola Thorp as his daughter Nicola Rubinstein, first appearing as Seb Franklin's caseworker in June. Meanwhile, Andy's girlfriend Steph Britton left for Portugal in January when actress Tisha Merry quit after four years.

The Barlows reign supreme

The Rovers changed hands in July when the McDonalds sold up to Peter Barlow and Toyah Battersby. Michelle had left Steve when she found out about his one-night-stand with Leanne Battersby the previous summer. The fling produced a son, Oliver, delivered by Toyah in a Victoria Court lift in February. Oliver was initially played by Toby Catley and Emmanuel and Jeremiah Cheetham, with the latter twins taking on the role solo after July.

The McDonalds scattered after leaving the Rovers, with Michelle getting together with Robert Preston and Steve with Tracy Barlow, while Liz McDonald became a receptionist at the medical centre where she butted heads with no-nonsense practice manager Moira Pollock. Moira was a guest role for Louiza Patikas, best known for playing Helen Archer on radio soap The Archers. When Moira was kept on, Patikas became one of the few actors to play a regular in two soaps at the same time. With the Rovers, writers purposefully avoided going down the obvious route of having recovering alcoholic Peter succumb to temptation, with their storylines instead revolving around Peter and Toyah's attempts to become parents [14].

Promo pic for Who Pushed Ken? storyline, showing the victim and the suspects

The rejuvenated Barlow clan dominated in a whodunit where Ken was pushed down the stairs of No.1 by an unknown assailant. The storyline was plotted so that every adult member of the family was the prime suspect at one stage, each of them having fallen out with Ken. Tracy Barlow, innocent of the crime, was revealed to be harbouring escaped killer Rob Donovan in the empty gym which went bust earlier in the year. Tracy later went on the run with Rob and Amy in the Peak District before Rob turned himself in to prevent Tracy making a false confession to attacking Ken, wrongly thinking that Amy was the culprit. Actor Marc Baylis reprised the role of Rob, in his final stint to date. Daniel Osbourne was exposed as Ken's true attacker during the Britain's Got Talent finals week, having lashed out upon discovering that Ken had influenced his girlfriend Sinead Tinker into aborting their child. A flashback to the moment itself was released online afterwards, in a video entitled Ken's Attacker Revealed! This was recorded some time after the surrounding scenes in order to preserve the secret, even on set. The story's climax featured a surprise appearance by Denise Black as Denise Osbourne, who was revealed to have abandoned Daniel as a child. Despite what he'd done, Daniel was forgiven by Ken and continued in the programme.

Adam Barlow was also given his own business on the street. With crime-related storylines now being a staple feature of Coronation Street, the previously unused 10 Victoria Street became the home of law firm Barlow Legal Services, from where Adam and his partner Todd Grimshaw offered the residents legal advice. Todd was given a key role when he and his boyfriend Billy Mayhew became the legal guardians of Billy's teenage god-daughter Summer Spellman, despite opposition from Summer's homophobic grandmother Geraldine.

In October, actor Bruno Langley was accused of sexually assaulting two women in a Manchester nightclub. Following an internal inquiry at ITV Langley's contract was ended with immediate effect [15]. He subsequently pleaded guilty and was sentenced to a 12-month community order. A quick exit for his character was devised in which Todd, played by a body double, drove off with Summer to keep her away from her grandmother. Todd's absence caused problems for the writers, as it occurred in the middle of a storyline revisiting Susan Barlow's 2001 death in a car crash, revealing that Billy was a passenger in the other car and that he and the driver had just robbed a petrol station, causing the crash as they fled the scene.

More cast changes

Brooke Vincent was back on set after taking three months off to appear on stage in Be My Baby. In February, Sophie Webster returned from the USA accompanied by Rosie, with Helen Flanagan reprising her role following a five-year absence. Sally Metcalfe's younger sister Gina Seddon was similarly revived after a 28-year gap, albeit recast with Connie Hyde replacing the original actress Julie Foy. Gina's opening storyline was another whodunit where Sally was terrorised by an anonymous internet troll, later revealed to be Gina's stepdaughter Leah Buckley.

Some recent additions had family members introduced, namely Seb Franklin's mother Abi and Rana Habeeb's brother Imran. Abi's storylines concentrated on her efforts to kick her drug habit and regain custody of her other two children, while Imran was a solicitor who would eventually take Todd's place as Adam's partner at Barlow Legal Services.

Norris sells The Kabin to Colin Callen (Vic Reeves). Malcolm Hebden left the programme for health reasons shortly after the storyline was recorded

Mary Taylor's newfound son Jude Appleton's family became regulars. After making occasional appearances via video calls, Jude was seen again in the flesh in August as he, his wife Angie and their newborn son George visited from South Africa, ahead of their permanent move to Weatherfield in October as long-term guests at No.3. Their first visit was for Mary and Norris Cole's wedding, as the longtime friends tied the knot to win a Mr and Mrs competition. Norris then sold The Kabin to Colin Callen, in a storyline devised as a star turn for comedian Vic Reeves, and not a permanent change. In December, Norris had just taken the newsagent back when actor Malcolm Hebden suffered a silent heart attack and was put into an induced coma [16]. Hebden's health troubles were kept private for the time being, with the official story being that the actor was taking a break for personal reasons [17].

Other departures included Ben Price as Nick Tilsley, who quit the programme in order to spend more time with his family in London. Nick made a spur-of-the-moment decision to leave Weatherfield for pastures new, selling his share of Nick's Bistro to Robert Preston. Nick's former girlfriend Erica Holroyd departed a few weeks later, when Dev Alahan kicked her out over her kiss with Kevin Webster. Claire King had quit the programme, and admitted in a later interview that the writing wasn't working for her [18]. Derek Griffiths also left of his own accord after a year as Freddie Smith, in order to star in a stage production of Driving Miss Daisy [19].

Last seen in 2015, Katy Armstrong was killed in an off-screen car crash in Portugal. This was done so that Chesney would have to raise their five-year-old son Joseph, who returned to the programme recast with William Flanagan in the part. Flanagan's twin sister Isabella had already been playing Hope Stape for the past three months, taking over the role from Faith and Nicole Holt. Harry Platt also changed heads, as Pixie and Presley Sellars were replaced by Freddie and Isaac Rhodes.

Fiz Stape was absent over Christmas as Jennie McAlpine took time off to appear in ITV's reality show I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here!.

ITV3 repeats

The first UK repeat run of Coronation Street since 2004 began on TV channel ITV3 on 2nd October. Two episodes were transmitted every weekday morning and afternoon starting from Episode 2587, originally shown on 15th January 1986, the episode in which popular villain Alan Bradley debuted. Unlike the earlier Granada Plus repeat run, the episodes were not cut for advertising and were scheduled in extended slots.

Viewing figures

Ratings chart for the year

Coronation Street's ratings averaged 7.66 million viewers, a rise of 600,000 viewers from 2016 and 1.1m from the low of 2015.

It is important to note that this was the first year to fully benefit from ITV amalgamating the viewing figures of the main channel with those of ITV HD and ITV+1, a practice which began in May 2016. Therefore, the gains of over a million viewers apiece year-on-year seen from January to May cannot be attributed to the programme gaining viewers, at least not entirely. However, this upward trend continued over the summer months, with June rising by just under a million, and July to September also logging smaller gains. The final three months fell, though only one of these - November - was by more than 100,000 viewers.

Episode 9177, airing during BGT finals week in May and centering around Bethany Platt's grooming storyline, was the most-watched episode of the year, with 9.20 million viewers. This was the first year since 2010 where the peak was higher than that of the previous one. With eleven episodes reaching the top spot - an increase of seven - it was also the first year since 2011 not to have an episode fall below six million viewers and the first since 2007 where no episodes charted outside of the top twenty.

Episodes

#	Ep. No.	Date	Part	Writer	Director	Viewing Figures	Chart Position
1	9068	Sunday 1st January		Ben Tagoe	Duncan Foster	7,728,000	5
2	9069	Monday 2nd January	1	Jonathan Harvey	Judith Dine	8,316,000	5
3	9070	Monday 2nd January	2	Jonathan Harvey	Judith Dine	8,090,000	10
4	9071	Wednesday 4th January		John Kerr	Judith Dine	8,637,000	3
5	9072	Friday 6th January	1	John Kerr	Judith Dine	8,220,000	7
6	9073	Friday 6th January	2	Damon Alexis-Rochefort	Judith Dine	7,260,000	15
7	9074	Monday 9th January	1	Damon Alexis-Rochefort	Tony Prescott	8,400,000	6
8	9075	Monday 9th January	2	Susan Oudot	Tony Prescott	8,469,000	4
9	9076	Wednesday 11th January		Susan Oudot	Tony Prescott	8,130,000	7
10	9077	Friday 13th January	1	Debbie Oates	Tony Prescott	7,910,000	8
11	9078	Friday 13th January	2	Debbie Oates	Tony Prescott	7,550,000	9
12	9079	Monday 16th January	1	Julie Jones	Tim Dowd	7,870,000	7
13	9080	Monday 16th January	2	Julie Jones	Tim Dowd	7,800,000	9
14	9081	Wednesday 18th January		Mark Wadlow	Tim Dowd	8,119,000	4
15	9082	Friday 20th January	1	Simon Crowther	Tim Dowd	7,990,000	6
16	9083	Friday 20th January	2	Simon Crowther	Tim Dowd	8,089,000	5
17	9084	Monday 23rd January	1	Ellen Taylor	David Kester	8,554,000	2
18	9085	Monday 23rd January	2	Ellen Taylor	David Kester	8,328,000	4
19	9086	Wednesday 25th January		Jayne Hollinson	David Kester	7,670,000	9
20	9087	Friday 27th January	1	Mark Burt	David Kester	7,920,000	8
21	9088	Friday 27th January	2	Mark Burt	David Kester	6,930,000	15
22	9089	Monday 30th January	1	Julie Jones	Mickey Jones	8,382,000	2
23	9090	Monday 30th January	2	Julie Jones	Mickey Jones	8,076,000	3
24	9091	Wednesday 1st February		Ben Tagoe	Mickey Jones	7,955,000	5
25	9092	Friday 3rd February	1	Chris Fewtrell	Mickey Jones	7,800,000	8
26	9093	Friday 3rd February	2	Chris Fewtrell	Mickey Jones	7,290,000	14
27	9094	Monday 6th February	1	Perrie Balthazar	Diana Patrick	8,100,000	6
28	9095	Monday 6th February	2	Jan McVerry	Diana Patrick	8,247,000	5
29	9096	Wednesday 8th February		Jonathan Harvey	Diana Patrick	8,277,000	4
30	9097	Friday 10th February	1	Mark Burt	Diana Patrick	7,920,000	7
31	9098	Friday 10th February	2	Mark Burt	Diana Patrick	7,620,000	8
32	9099	Monday 13th February	1	Martin Allen	Brett Fallis	8,056,000	4
33	9100	Monday 13th February	2	Martin Allen	Brett Fallis	7,860,000	6
34	9101	Wednesday 15th February		Simon Crowther	Brett Fallis	7,925,000	5
35	9102	Thursday 16th February		Damon Alexis-Rochefort	Brett Fallis	7,050,000	12
36	9103	Friday 17th February	1	Susan Oudot	Brett Fallis	7,800,000	9
37	9104	Friday 17th February	2	Susan Oudot	Brett Fallis	7,810,000	8
38	9105	Monday 20th February	1	John Kerr	Gill Wilkinson	7,826,000	4
39	9106	Monday 20th February	2	John Kerr	Gill Wilkinson	7,340,000	9
40	9107	Wednesday 22nd February		Mark Wadlow	Gill Wilkinson	7,634,000	5
41	9108	Friday 24th February	1	Joe Turner	Gill Wilkinson	7,630,000	6
42	9109	Friday 24th February	2	Joe Turner	Gill Wilkinson	7,520,000	7
43	9110	Monday 27th February	1	Ellen Taylor	John Anderson	8,158,000	4
44	9111	Monday 27th February	2	Ellen Taylor	John Anderson	7,850,000	6
45	9112	Wednesday 1st March		Ben Tagoe	John Anderson	8,132,000	5
46	9113	Friday 3rd March	1	Simon Crowther	John Anderson	7,650,000	7
47	9114	Friday 3rd March	2	Simon Crowther	John Anderson	7,420,000	8
48	9115	Monday 6th March	1	Perrie Balthazar	Duncan Foster	7,805,000	4
49	9116	Monday 6th March	2	Debbie Oates	Duncan Foster	7,400,000	6
50	9117	Wednesday 8th March		Debbie Oates	Duncan Foster	7,270,000	7
51	9118	Friday 10th March	1	Julie Jones	Duncan Foster	7,410,000	5
52	9119	Friday 10th March	2	Julie Jones	Duncan Foster	6,670,000	13
53	9120	Monday 13th March	1	Susan Oudot	Abe Juckes	7,709,000	5
54	9121	Monday 13th March	2	Susan Oudot	Abe Juckes	6,980,000	10
55	9122	Wednesday 15th March		Ella Greenhill	Abe Juckes	7,620,000	6
56	9123	Friday 17th March	1	Mark Burt	Abe Juckes	7,430,000	7
57	9124	Friday 17th March	2	Mark Burt	Abe Juckes	6,990,000	9
58	9125	Monday 20th March	1	Chris Fewtrell	Suri Krishnamma	7,735,000	2
59	9126	Monday 20th March	2	Chris Fewtrell	Suri Krishnamma	7,694,000	3
60	9127	Friday 24th March	1	Mark Wadlow	Suri Krishnamma	6,800,000	8
61	9128	Friday 24th March	2	John Kerr	Suri Krishnamma	6,350,000	16
62	9129	Monday 27th March	1	Jayne Hollinson	Tony Prescott	7,535,000	4
63	9130	Monday 27th March	2	Jan McVerry	Tony Prescott	7,599,000	3
64	9131	Wednesday 29th March		Martin Allen	Tony Prescott	8,054,000	2
65	9132	Friday 31st March	1	Joe Turner	Tony Prescott	7,348,000	5
66	9133	Friday 31st March	2	Joe Turner	Tony Prescott	7,110,000	9
67	9134	Monday 3rd April	1	Chris Fewtrell	David Kester	7,750,000	2
68	9135	Monday 3rd April	2	Chris Fewtrell	David Kester	7,608,000	3
69	9136	Wednesday 5th April		Martin Allen	David Kester	7,459,000	4
70	9137	Friday 7th April	1	Joe Turner	David Kester	7,210,000	7
71	9138	Friday 7th April	2	Joe Turner	David Kester	7,060,000	9
72	9139	Monday 10th April	1	Mark Wadlow	Matt Hilton	7,738,000	5
73	9140	Monday 10th April	2	Mark Wadlow	Matt Hilton	7,610,000	6
74	9141	Wednesday 12th April		Jonathan Harvey	Matt Hilton	7,440,000	7
75	9142	Friday 14th April	1	Susan Oudot	Matt Hilton	7,270,000	8
76	9143	Friday 14th April	2	Susan Oudot	Matt Hilton	6,810,000	9
77	9144	Monday 17th April	1	Simon Crowther	Gill Wilkinson	7,526,000	5
78	9145	Monday 17th April	2	Simon Crowther	Gill Wilkinson	7,598,000	4
79	9146	Wednesday 19th April		John Kerr	Gill Wilkinson	7,490,000	6
80	9147	Friday 21st April	1	Damon Alexis-Rochefort	Gill Wilkinson	7,250,000	7
81	9148	Friday 21st April	2	Damon Alexis-Rochefort	Gill Wilkinson	7,150,000	8
82	9149	Monday 24th April	1	Carmel Morgan	Alan Grint	7,350,000	4
83	9150	Monday 24th April	2	Ella Greenhill	Alan Grint	7,300,000	5
84	9151	Wednesday 26th April		Ben Tagoe	Alan Grint	7,618,000	3
85	9152	Friday 28th April	1	Jan McVerry	Alan Grint	7,100,000	8
86	9153	Friday 28th April	2	Jan McVerry	Alan Grint	6,980,000	10
87	9154	Monday 1st May	1	Ellen Taylor	Duncan Foster	7,494,000	5
88	9155	Monday 1st May	2	Simon Crowther	Duncan Foster	7,330,000	6
89	9156	Wednesday 3rd May		Julie Jones	Duncan Foster	7,740,000	3
90	9157	Friday 5th May	1	Mark Burt	Duncan Foster	7,820,000	2
91	9158	Friday 5th May	2	Martin Allen	Duncan Foster	7,588,000	4
92	9159	Monday 8th May	1	Ella Greenhill	Jordan Hogg	7,833,000	2
93	9160	Monday 8th May	2	Susan Oudot	Jordan Hogg	7,634,000	4
94	9161	Wednesday 10th May		Ben Tagoe	Jordan Hogg	7,642,000	3
95	9162	Friday 12th May	1	Debbie Oates	Jordan Hogg	7,535,000	5
96	9163	Friday 12th May	2	Debbie Oates	Jordan Hogg	7,110,000	7
97	9164	Monday 15th May	1	Jonathan Harvey	Peter Rose	7,829,000	5
98	9165	Monday 15th May	2	Carmel Morgan	Peter Rose	7,700,000	7
99	9166	Wednesday 17th May		Damon Alexis-Rochefort	Peter Rose	7,630,000	8
100	9167	Friday 19th May	1	Damon Alexis-Rochefort	Peter Rose	7,540,000	9
101	9168	Friday 19th May	2	Jayne Hollinson	Peter Rose	7,480,000	10
102	9169	Monday 22nd May	1	John Kerr	John Anderson	7,568,000	3
103	9170	Monday 22nd May	2	Owen Lloyd-Fox	John Anderson	7,605,000	2
104	9171	Wednesday 24th May		Simon Crowther	John Anderson	7,159,000	5
105	9172	Friday 26th May	1	Chris Fewtrell	John Anderson	6,810,000	7
106	9173	Friday 26th May	2	Chris Fewtrell	John Anderson	7,010,000	6
107	9174	Monday 29th May		Jayne Hollinson	Michael Lacey	8,540,000	7
108	9175	Tuesday 30th May		Owen Lloyd-Fox	Michael Lacey	8,490,000	8
109	9176	Wednesday 31st May		Debbie Oates	Michael Lacey	8,850,000	6
110	9177	Thursday 1st June		Debbie Oates	Michael Lacey	9,196,000	4
111	9178	Friday 2nd June		Jan McVerry	Michael Lacey	9,119,000	5
112	9179	Monday 5th June	1	Simon Crowther	Ian Bevitt	8,387,000	1
113	9180	Monday 5th June	2	Simon Crowther	Ian Bevitt	7,982,000	2
114	9181	Wednesday 7th June		John Kerr	Ian Bevitt	7,715,000	3
115	9182	Friday 9th June	1	Chris Fewtrell	Ian Bevitt	7,230,000	4
116	9183	Friday 9th June	2	Chris Fewtrell	Ian Bevitt	7,030,000	6
117	9184	Monday 12th June	1	Carmel Morgan	Audrey Cooke	7,857,000	1
118	9185	Monday 12th June	2	Jonathan Harvey	Audrey Cooke	7,673,000	4
119	9186	Wednesday 14th June		Ellen Taylor	Audrey Cooke	7,779,000	2
120	9187	Friday 16th June	1	Damon Alexis-Rochefort	Audrey Cooke	7,419,000	5
121	9188	Friday 16th June	2	Julie Jones	Audrey Cooke	7,706,000	3
122	9189	Monday 19th June	1	Susan Oudot	Tim O'Mara	7,786,000	5
123	9190	Monday 19th June	2	Susan Oudot	Tim O'Mara	8,002,000	2
124	9191	Wednesday 21st June		Mark Burt	Tim O'Mara	8,093,000	1
125	9192	Friday 23rd June	1	Joe Turner	Tim O'Mara	7,968,000	3
126	9193	Friday 23rd June	2	Joe Turner	Tim O'Mara	7,914,000	4
127	9194	Monday 26th June	1	Martin Allen	Matt Hilton	8,170,000	1
128	9195	Monday 26th June	2	Ella Greenhill	Matt Hilton	8,131,000	3
129	9196	Friday 30th June	1	Ben Tagoe	Matt Hilton	8,158,000	2
130	9197	Friday 30th June	2	Mark Wadlow	Matt Hilton	7,795,000	4
131	9198	Monday 3rd July	1	Owen Lloyd-Fox	Jordan Hogg	8,046,000	2
132	9199	Monday 3rd July	2	Owen Lloyd-Fox	Jordan Hogg	8,220,000	1
133	9200	Wednesday 5th July		Jonathan Harvey	Jordan Hogg	7,717,000	3
134	9201	Thursday 6th July		Jan McVerry	Jordan Hogg	7,215,000	4
135	9202	Friday 7th July	1	Julie Jones	Jordan Hogg	6,910,000	6
136	9203	Friday 7th July	2	Julie Jones	Jordan Hogg	6,970,000	5
137	9204	Monday 10th July	1	Susan Oudot	Peter Rose	7,866,000	1
138	9205	Monday 10th July	2	Susan Oudot	Peter Rose	7,520,000	2
139	9206	Wednesday 12th July		David Isaac	Peter Rose	7,422,000	3
140	9207	Friday 14th July	1	Ellen Taylor	Peter Rose	7,275,000	5
141	9208	Friday 14th July	2	Ellen Taylor	Peter Rose	7,291,000	4
142	9209	Monday 17th July	1	Carmel Morgan	John Anderson	7,763,000	3
143	9210	Monday 17th July	2	Martin Allen	John Anderson	7,599,000	5
144	9211	Wednesday 19th July		Ella Greenhill	John Anderson	7,982,000	1
145	9212	Friday 21st July	1	John Kerr	John Anderson	7,706,000	4
146	9213	Friday 21st July	2	Mark Wadlow	John Anderson	7,852,000	2
147	9214	Monday 24th July	1	Damon Alexis-Rochefort	Tim Finn	7,617,000	4
148	9215	Monday 24th July	2	Damon Alexis-Rochefort	Tim Finn	7,933,000	2
149	9216	Wednesday 26th July		Mark Burt	Tim Finn	7,792,000	3
150	9217	Friday 28th July	1	Joe Turner	Tim Finn	7,362,000	5
151	9218	Friday 28th July	2	Joe Turner	Tim Finn	7,310,000	6
152	9219	Monday 31st July	1	John Kerr	Ian Bevitt	7,454,000	2
153	9220	Monday 31st July	2	David Isaac	Ian Bevitt	7,337,000	3
154	9221	Wednesday 2nd August		Ben Tagoe	Ian Bevitt	7,483,000	1
155	9222	Friday 4th August	1	Ella Greenhill	Ian Bevitt	6,968,000	4
156	9223	Friday 4th August	2	Jonathan Harvey	Ian Bevitt	6,797,000	5
157	9224	Monday 7th August	1	Owen Lloyd-Fox	Michael Lacey	7,534,000	2
158	9225	Monday 7th August	2	Ellen Taylor	Michael Lacey	7,442,000	3
159	9226	Wednesday 9th August		Ellen Taylor	Michael Lacey	7,592,000	1
160	9227	Friday 11th August	1	Damon Alexis-Rochefort	Michael Lacey	6,978,000	4
161	9228	Friday 11th August	2	Damon Alexis-Rochefort	Michael Lacey	6,820,000	6
162	9229	Monday 14th August	1	Julie Jones	Tessa Hoffe	8,098,000	1
163	9230	Monday 14th August	2	Julie Jones	Tessa Hoffe	7,989,000	2
164	9231	Wednesday 16th August		Carmel Morgan	Tessa Hoffe	7,501,000	3
165	9232	Friday 18th August	1	Martin Allen	Tessa Hoffe	7,342,000	4
166	9233	Friday 18th August	2	Mark Wadlow	Tessa Hoffe	7,262,000	5
167	9234	Monday 21st August	1	Debbie Oates	Nickie Lister	7,526,000	3
168	9235	Monday 21st August	2	Debbie Oates	Nickie Lister	7,480,000	4
169	9236	Wednesday 23rd August		Jayne Hollinson	Nickie Lister	7,592,000	2
170	9237	Friday 25th August	1	Susan Oudot	Nickie Lister	7,415,000	5
171	9238	Friday 25th August	2	Susan Oudot	Nickie Lister	7,010,000	6
172	9239	Monday 28th August	1	Mark Burt	Tim O'Mara	7,351,000	5
173	9240	Monday 28th August	2	Mark Burt	Tim O'Mara	7,350,000	6
174	9241	Wednesday 30th August		Jan McVerry	Tim O'Mara	7,575,000	4
175	9242	Sunday 3rd September		Joe Turner	Tim O'Mara	6,480,000	9
176	9243	Wednesday 6th September		Ella Greenhill	Gill Wilkinson	7,897,000	4
177	9244a	Friday 8th September	1	Owen Lloyd-Fox	Gill Wilkinson	7,370,000	6
178	9244b	Friday 8th September	2	Owen Lloyd-Fox	Gill Wilkinson	7,160,000	10
179	9245	Sunday 10th September		Susan Oudot	Alan Grint	6,750,000	13
180	9246	Monday 11th September	1	Ellen Taylor	Alan Grint	7,930,000	4
181	9247	Monday 11th September	2	Cameron McAllister	Alan Grint	7,871,000	5
182	9248	Wednesday 13th September		Mark Wadlow	Abe Juckes	7,700,000	6
183	9249	Friday 15th September	1	Jonathan Harvey	Abe Juckes	7,360,000	10
184	9250	Friday 15th September	2	Jonathan Harvey	Abe Juckes	7,380,000	9
185	9251	Monday 18th September	1	Damon Alexis-Rochefort	John Anderson	8,229,000	5
186	9252	Monday 18th September	2	Carmel Morgan	John Anderson	8,613,000	2
187	9253	Wednesday 20th September	1	Joe Turner	John Anderson	8,180,000	6
188	9254	Wednesday 20th September	2	Joe Turner	John Anderson	7,730,000	9
189	9255	Friday 22nd September	1	Jayne Hollinson	Ian Bevitt	7,840,000	7
190	9256	Friday 22nd September	2	David Isaac	Ian Bevitt	7,680,000	10
191	9257	Monday 25th September	1	Mark Burt	Ian Bevitt	8,120,000	7
192	9258	Monday 25th September	2	John Kerr	Ian Bevitt	8,221,000	5
193	9259	Wednesday 27th September	1	Jan McVerry	Mickey Jones	7,700,000	8
194	9260	Wednesday 27th September	2	Julie Jones	Mickey Jones	6,840,000	12
195	9261	Friday 29th September	1	Martin Allen	Mickey Jones	7,420,000	9
196	9262	Friday 29th September	2	Debbie Oates	Mickey Jones	7,350,000	10
197	9263	Monday 2nd October	1	Ella Greenhill	Suri Krishnamma	8,030,000	7
198	9264	Monday 2nd October	2	Cameron McAllister	Suri Krishnamma	8,220,000	6
199	9265	Wednesday 4th October	1	Jan McVerry	Suri Krishnamma	7,820,000	8
200	9266	Wednesday 4th October	2	Mark Burt	Suri Krishnamma	7,280,000	11
201	9267	Friday 6th October	1	David Isaac	Tim Dowd	7,810,000	9
202	9268	Friday 6th October	2	David Isaac	Tim Dowd	7,570,000	10
203	9269	Monday 9th October	1	Debbie Oates	Tim Dowd	8,452,000	5
204	9270	Monday 9th October	2	Debbie Oates	Tim Dowd	8,150,000	6
205	9271	Wednesday 11th October	1	Damon Alexis-Rochefort	Durno Johnston	7,920,000	7
206	9272	Wednesday 11th October	2	Damon Alexis-Rochefort	Durno Johnston	6,970,000	11
207	9273	Friday 13th October	1	John Kerr	Durno Johnston	7,880,000	8
208	9274	Friday 13th October	2	John Kerr	Durno Johnston	7,670,000	9
209	9275	Monday 16th October	1	Julie Jones	Matt Hilton	7,860,000	7
210	9276	Monday 16th October	2	Julie Jones	Matt Hilton	7,880,000	6
211	9277	Wednesday 18th October	1	Carmel Morgan	Matt Hilton	7,976,000	5
212	9278	Wednesday 18th October	2	Martin Allen	Matt Hilton	6,900,000	16
213	9279	Friday 20th October	1	Jonathan Harvey	Michael Lacey	7,660,000	8
214	9280	Friday 20th October	2	Mark Wadlow	Michael Lacey	7,600,000	9
215	9281	Monday 23rd October	1	Susan Oudot	Michael Lacey	7,804,000	5
216	9282	Monday 23rd October	2	Susan Oudot	Michael Lacey	7,530,000	7
217	9283	Wednesday 25th October	1	Joe Turner	Duncan Foster	7,620,000	6
218	9284	Wednesday 25th October	2	Joe Turner	Duncan Foster	6,850,000	10
219	9285	Friday 27th October	1	Owen Lloyd-Fox	Duncan Foster	7,510,000	9
220	9286	Friday 27th October	2	Owen Lloyd-Fox	Duncan Foster	7,520,000	8
221	9287	Monday 30th October	1	Ella Greenhill	Brett Fallis	8,245,000	5
222	9288	Monday 30th October	2	Mark Burt	Brett Fallis	7,780,000	8
223	9289	Wednesday 1st November	1	David Isaac	Brett Fallis	7,940,000	6
224	9290	Wednesday 1st November	2	David Isaac	Brett Fallis	6,930,000	10
225	9291	Friday 3rd November	1	Julie Jones	Gill Wilkinson	7,780,000	7
226	9292	Friday 3rd November	2	Mark Wadlow	Gill Wilkinson	7,640,000	9
227	9293	Monday 6th November	1	Jonathan Harvey	Gill Wilkinson	8,413,000	4
228	9294	Monday 6th November	2	Jonathan Harvey	Gill Wilkinson	8,407,000	5
229	9295	Wednesday 8th November	1	Ellen Taylor	Abe Juckes	8,010,000	6
230	9296	Wednesday 8th November	2	Ellen Taylor	Abe Juckes	7,010,000	12
231	9297	Monday 13th November	1	Owen Lloyd-Fox	Abe Juckes	7,970,000	6
232	9298	Monday 13th November	2	Owen Lloyd-Fox	Abe Juckes	7,770,000	7
233	9299	Wednesday 15th November	1	Martin Allen	Nickie Lister	8,239,000	5
234	9300	Wednesday 15th November	2	Debbie Oates	Nickie Lister	6,940,000	11
235	9301	Friday 17th November	1	Joe Turner	Nickie Lister	7,210,000	8
236	9302	Friday 17th November	2	Joe Turner	Nickie Lister	6,790,000	14
237	9303	Monday 20th November	1	Susan Oudot	Neil Alderton	8,110,000	13
238	9304	Monday 20th November	2	Susan Oudot	Neil Alderton	8,430,000	11
239	9305	Wednesday 22nd November	1	Jayne Hollinson	Neil Alderton	8,280,000	12
240	9306	Wednesday 22nd November	2	Carmel Morgan	Neil Alderton	7,210,000	15
241	9307	Thursday 23rd November		Jan McVerry	Neil Alderton	7,070,000	18
242	9308	Friday 24th November	1	Cameron McAllister	Tim Royle	7,390,000	14
243	9309	Friday 24th November	2	John Kerr	Tim Royle	7,140,000	16
244	9310	Monday 27th November	1	Damon Alexis-Rochefort	Mickey Jones	7,890,000	12
245	9311	Monday 27th November	2	Damon Alexis-Rochefort	Mickey Jones	8,080,000	11
246	9312	Wednesday 29th November	1	Carmel Morgan	Suri Krishnamma	7,730,000	13
247	9313	Wednesday 29th November	2	Ella Greenhill	Suri Krishnamma	7,060,000	16
248	9314	Friday 1st December	1	Perrie Balthazar	Suri Krishnamma	7,660,000	14
249	9315	Friday 1st December	2	David Isaac	Suri Krishnamma	7,510,000	15
250	9316	Monday 4th December	1	Jan McVerry	Tim Dowd	8,300,000	11
251	9317	Monday 4th December	2	Jayne Hollinson	Tim Dowd	8,230,000	12
252	9318	Wednesday 6th December	1	Jonathan Harvey	Tim Dowd	7,960,000	14
253	9319	Wednesday 6th December	2	Jonathan Harvey	Tim Dowd	7,160,000	17
254	9320	Friday 8th December	1	Simon Crowther	Tim Finn	8,060,000	13
255	9321	Friday 8th December	2	Simon Crowther	Tim Finn	7,730,000	15
256	9322	Monday 11th December	1	Susan Oudot	Tim Finn	8,500,000	2
257	9323	Monday 11th December	2	Ellen Taylor	Tim Finn	7,890,000	4
258	9324	Wednesday 13th December	1	Mark Burt	Sean Healy	7,770,000	5
259	9325	Wednesday 13th December	2	Ben Tagoe	Sean Healy	7,180,000	11
260	9326	Friday 15th December	1	Cameron McAllister	Sean Healy	7,640,000	6
261	9327	Friday 15th December	2	Mark Wadlow	Sean Healy	7,340,000	9
262	9328	Monday 18th December	1	Damon Alexis-Rochefort	Diana Patrick	8,010,000	1
263	9329	Monday 18th December	2	Damon Alexis-Rochefort	Diana Patrick	7,807,000	2
264	9330	Wednesday 20th December	1	Chris Fewtrell	Diana Patrick	7,801,000	3
265	9331	Wednesday 20th December	2	Martin Allen	Diana Patrick	7,030,000	7
266	9332	Thursday 21st December		Julie Jones	Diana Patrick	7,110,000	6
267	9333	Friday 22nd December	1	Owen Lloyd-Fox	David Kester	7,409,000	4
268	9334	Friday 22nd December	2	Owen Lloyd-Fox	David Kester	7,236,000	5
269	9335/6	Monday 25th December		Debbie Oates	David Kester	6,990,000	13
270	9337/8	Tuesday 26th December		Susan Oudot	Gill Wilkinson	7,290,000	10
271	9339	Wednesday 27th December		Ella Greenhill	Gill Wilkinson	8,360,000	5
272	9340	Friday 29th December		Ellen Taylor	Gill Wilkinson	8,365,000	4

Who lives where

Coronation Street

• Rovers Return Inn - Michelle Connor (until February). Steve and Liz McDonald (until July). Peter Barlow and Toyah Battersby (from July). Simon Barlow (from July). Leanne and Oliver Battersby (July only and from December). Eva Price (from December).
• 1 Coronation Street - Ken, Tracy and Amy Barlow.
• Audreys Salon flat (No.2a) - Kirk Sutherland (until February and from November). Liam Connor (until February and from March). Michelle Connor (from February to May). Maria Connor (from March). Beth Sutherland and Craig Tinker. (both from November).
• 3 Coronation Street - Norris Cole. Sean Tully. Brian Packham (until January). Mary Taylor/Cole (from August until October). Jude, Angie and George Appleton (all from October).
• 4 Coronation Street - Sally and Tim Metcalfe. Rosie and Sophie Webster (from February). Gina Seddon (from May until November). Leah Buckley (May only). Seb Franklin (November only). Faye Windass (from December).
• 5 Coronation Street - Chesney Brown. Sinead Tinker (until February and from June). Kirk Sutherland (from February until November), Beth Sutherland and Craig Tinker (both until November). Liam Connor (February only). Joseph Brown (from October).
• 6 Coronation Street - Yasmeen, Zeedan and Rana Nazir. Cathy Matthews. Aidan Connor (from November)
• 7 Coronation Street - Dev, Aadi and Asha Alahan. Mary Taylor/Cole (until August and from October). Erica Holroyd (until August). Gina Seddon (from November).
• 8 Coronation Street - Gail Rodwell, David and Lily Platt. Sarah, Bethany and Harry Platt. Max Turner. Shona Ramsey (from November)
• 9 Coronation Street - Tyrone and Ruby Dobbs, Fiz and Hope Stape. Freddie Smith (until April).
• Kabin flat (No.10a) - Rita Tanner. Jenny Bradley (until January). Gemma Winter.
• 11 Coronation Street - Eileen and Pat Phelan. Todd Grimshaw and Billy Mayhew (until July). Shona Ramsey (from January to June and from July to November). Seb Franklin (from November). Faye Windass (November to December).
• 12 Coronation Street - Empty.
• 13 Coronation Street - Kevin and Jack Webster. Anna Windass. Faye Windass. (until May and June to November).
• Corner Shop flat (No.15a) - Adam Barlow (except June). Daniel Osbourne. Sinead Tinker (from February to June). Denise Osbourne (June only).

Rosamund Street

• Bookies flat (No.19a) - Peter Barlow. Toyah Battersby (from February to July). Adam Barlow (June only). Todd Grimshaw, Billy Mayhew and Summer Spellman (from July).

Victoria Street

• Jamila House flat (No.14a) - Empty.
• Street Cars flat (No.15a) - Kate Connor and Alya Nazir (both until June). Steve and Liz McDonald (both from July). Leanne and Oliver Battersby (from July to December).
• Roy's Rolls flat (No.16a) - Roy Cropper. Brian Packham (from January).
• Prima Doner flat (No.18a) - Eva Price (until December). Aidan Connor (until September). Liam Connor (from February to March).
• Builder's Yard flat (No.19a) - Steph Britton and Andy Carver (until January). Luke Britton. Kate Connor and Alya Nazir (both from June). Aidan Connor (from September to October)

Victoria Court

• 8 Victoria Court - Nick Tilsley (until June). Leanne Battersby and Simon Barlow (both until July). Toyah Battersby (until February). Oliver Battersby (from February to July).
• 9 Victoria Court - Robert Preston. Michelle Connor (from May).
• 12 Victoria Court - Johnny Connor. Jenny Bradley/Connor (from January).

Others

• 5 Grasmere Drive - Audrey Roberts.
• 28 Grayling Street - Izzy Armstrong, Gary and Jake Windass. Faye Windass (May to June).

Awards and nominations

National Television Awards

• Best Serial Drama: Coronation Street (Nominee)
• Best Newcomer: Faye Brookes (Winner)
• Best Serial Drama Performance: Jack P. Shepherd (Nominee)

The British Soap Awards

• Best Soap: Coronation Street (Nominee)
• Best Actor: Jack P. Shepherd, Simon Gregson and William Roache (Nominees)
• Best Actress:Kym Marsh, Lucy Fallon and Jane Danson (Nominees)
• Villain of the Year: Connor McIntyre (Nominee)
• Best Comedy Performance: Dolly-Rose Campbell (Winner)
• Best Newcomer: Rob Mallard (Winner)
• Best Storyline: The grooming of Bethany Platt (Nominee)
• Best Single Episode: Kylie's death (Nominee)
• Best Male Dramatic Performance: Simon Gregson (Nominee)
• Best Female Dramatic Performance: Kym Marsh (Winner)
• Best On-Screen Partnership: Malcolm Hebden and Patti Clare (Nominee)
• Best Young Performance: Elle Mulvaney (Winner)
• Scene of the year: Michelle's goodbye To Ruairi (Nominee)

Royal Television Society North West Awards

• Best performance in a continuing drama: Kym Marsh (Winner), Lucy Fallon (Nominee)
• Best continuing drama storyline: Michelle's last miscarriage (Winner), The grooming of Bethany (Nominee)

TV Times Awards

• Best Newcomer: Julia Goulding (Winner)
• Favourite Soapstar: Kym Marsh and Catherine Tyldesley (Nominees)

Writers’ Guild Awards

• Best Long Running TV Series - Chris Fewtrell for Episode 8946 (15th July 2016) (Nominee)