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Emmerdale actress Lucy Pargeter has revealed she plans to mark her 20th anniversary on the soap in style. Lucy, who has been playing the village’s Chas Dingle since she joined the show back in 2002, exclusively told OK! that while the time has flown, she’s enjoyed every second and can’t wait to celebrate.

Emmerdale fans have always loved the dynamic between Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins) and Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter). But as the pair continue to clash over Charity and her son Ryan Stocks (James Moore) taking over The Woolpack, it looks as if their relationship will change forever.

Throughout the years, Chas and Charity Dingle have come to blows a fair few times, with their latest conflict being over The Woolpack – which Charity recently bought from Chas. However, when the cameras stop rolling on the ITV soap, Emmerdale actresses Lucy Pargeter and Emma Atkins put their characters' differences aside and actually have a lot of love for one another.

EMMERDALE has revealed the first-glimpse of the new-look Woolpack pub after the boozer was destroyed in flames. ITV star Emma Atkins, 46, who plays Charity Dingle, praised the soap watering hole's "beautiful," "autumnal" design.

Emmerdale viewers have been waiting to see what the brand new Woolpack pub will look like now it’s under new owners Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins) and Ryan Stocks (James Moore).The iconic boozer, which was destroyed in a dramatic explosion at the end of last year, was previously owned by Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter) and Marlon Dingle (Mark Charnock). However, the duo were forced to give it up when they got into money troubles and it went to auction.

Emmerdale stars Emma Atkins and Lucy Pargeter have joked about the idea of their characters Chas and Charity Dingle sharing a steamy smooch.The Woolpack and the B&B are both set to host special events on the same day as the warring landladies take sides and create havoc in a battle of one-upmanship. Charity and Chas try their best to sabotage each other's events and when they finally come face to face all hell breaks loose between the pair.Things reach new heights when Charity rubs Lydia’s homemade potato salad in Chas' face and the pair end up embroiled in a food fight.Opening up about the hilarious upcoming scenes, actress Emma told Daily Star and other press: "The reaction Lucy (who plays Chas) did on the day I'll take to my grave."Her mouth opened and it all the stuff plopped back out.

Emmerdale has teased drama for the Dingle family as Mandy Dingle is set to be traumatised when she discovers that her only son Vinny has married Liv Flaherty in secret. During the latest instalment, the couple, who recently got secretly engaged, decided to get married without telling any of their family or loved ones.

Emmerdale has announced its new official time slot after it was revealed earlier this year that ITV was having a huge schedule shake-up. Following the news that ITV is extending its national and international news programming, the ITV soap, which is in its 50th year, will now air at 7.30pm every weeknight with an hour-long episode on Thursday evenings.

Emmerdale viewers were recently delighted when Ryan Stocks and his mother Charity Dingle were unveiled as the new owners of the Woolpack Pub.Speaking about the big news, Charity Dingle actress Emma Atkins said: "Getting back behind the bar will be so exciting.

Emmerdaleactor James Moore has reacted to the recent Woolpack twist that aired on the ITV soap. In scenes which were broadcast on Thursday 3 February, soap fans watched James’ character Ryan Stocks buy the village pub alongside mum Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins) in a shock twist.The surprise news didn’t go down well with everyone, including former owner Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter) who was gutted to be waving goodbye to her home of over a decade.

Emmerdale officially has new owners, as former landlord Charity Dingle and son Ryan Stocks prepare to take over.Tonight's episode showed the two residents drive up the pub, as they prepare to give the Woolpack a make over and make it the heart and soul of the village once more.Alongside mum Charity, the mother and son duo will work alongside Marlon and Chas, with Charity actress Emma Atkins saying: "It’s a great dynamic having mother and son save the pub to keep The Woolpack in the family. Also, knowing I’d be reunited with Chas again, I was over the moon.

After plenty of speculation, the new owners of The Woolpack have been revealed.

Emmerdale viewers have predicted a huge new storyline for Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins), as they believe her late mum is actually alive and will soon make an appearance in the village. In recent scenes on the ITV soap, Charity became emotional as she opened up to on-off boyfriend Mackenzie Boyd (Lawrence Robb) about how she recently discovered her mum had taken her own life.

Emmerdale fans are convinced that Charity Dingle and Vanessa Woodfield are going to reunite on the hit ITV soap. The ex-lovers broke things off when Charity, played by Emma Atkins, kissed Mackenzie Boyd while Vanessa, played by Michelle Hardwick, faced her cancer battle. After Vanessa returned to the village, it took a while for the duo to work through their issues, but the women finally came face to face in Monday’s episode on 25 January.They met up for a play date for their children and bonded over their kids and reflected on their break-up.

Emmerdale star Charley Webb has taken to Instagram to share a "hellish" update this afternoon while admitting she's "feeling sorry" for herself.The Debbie Dingle character, 33, explained she is suffering from a "cold sore from hell", but was looking after herself away from her husband Matthew Wolfenden and three children.In view of her 549,000 followers, Charley explained why she isn't feeling her best.She wrote: "Cold sore from hell."However the actress revealed she had her friend and Emmerdale co-star Emma Atkins looking after her while she rested.Charley went on: "I've got in @missemmaatkins' bed so she can look after me while I feel sorry for myself."She's actually like my real mother."She explained: "Ace is down for his nap, Matthew is at home."I haven't just left him before some of you panic," the star added.Charley shared a forlorn looking snap of herself as she posed for a selfie.The actress revealed she was able to spend time resting away from her husband-of-four years Matthew and her three sons, Buster, 11, Bowie, six, and Ace, three.Earlier this month, the TV star spoke candidly about having more children in the future.Speaking in a Q&A session on Instagram, the soap star admitted that she wasn't done having babies just yet."Are you going to have any more bubbas? Xx," the question read.Charley replied, saying: "People say you know when you're done having babies."I don't feel that way.

We know and love (or sometimes love to hate) their characters on screen, but now it’s time to discover all the behind-the-scenes secrets from our favourite soap stars. In our exclusive interview, Soap Stars Coming Clean, OK!'s finding out all the juicy gossip about what happens when the cameras stop rolling, as well as the actors’ favourite memories with their co-stars so far. We recently caught up with Emmerdale actress Lucy Pargeter, who plays Chas Dingle, to relive her time in the Dales so far, why the cast have earned themselves a party reputation, and her close and lasting bond with her co-stars.

Emmerdale actors Charley Webb and Matthew Wolfenden reunited with some of their fellow soap stars to see in the New Year.The couple, who married in 2018, were joined by Emma Atkins, who plays Charity Dingle, Jeff Hordley who plays Cain, his wife Zoe Henry, who plays Rhona, and Chas actress Lucy Pargeter.Charley, who played Debbie Dingle in the iconic soap for almost 20 years, shared a series of photographs with her on-screen family as they rang in 2022.In view of her 548,000 Instagram followers, she beamed as she posed with her castmates on a sofa with drinks in hand.She also shared a selfie with her onscreen mum Emma, who looked glamorous in a black lace dress.She wrote: “My New Year’s Eve crew.

EMMERDALE'S Charley Webb and Matthew Wolfenden reunited with their co-stars for a New Year's Eve party amid a race row. The couple were joined by some of their soap star pals - including Lucy Pargeter, Emma Atkins, Jeff Hordley and wife Zoe Henry.

Emmerdale, where she plays iconic character Debbie Dingle. Posting on her story to her 547,000 followers, Charley shared the video of her youngest, two-year-old Ace, running along the pavement in an adorable brightly coloured shirt, before stretching out his arms for his mum to pick him up. The track Santa Clause is Coming to Town by the Jackson 5 could be heard playing in the background. “Running for their Christmas pancakes,” Charley wrote, tagging her Emmerdale co-star Emma Atkins, who plays Charity Dingle in ITV soap. “And then, ‘Carry me’,” Charley added with a love heart in reference to Ace. The actress shares three sons with her Emmerdale co-star and husband Matthew Wolfenden, 41: Ace, five-year-old Bowie and Buster, 11. Charley, who

Emmerdale fans have predicted a "sinister" storyline after it was revealed that Chloe's father is a "dangerous" criminal, who is currently in prison, on Monday. During the episode, Charity Dingle ( Emma Atkins ) and Mackenzie Boyd (Lawrence Robb) attempted to rob Chloe's lavish family home, where they were interrupted by cleaning maid Kerry Wyatt, who made her long-awaited return.

Kerry Wyatt turns up where no one expected her in Emmerdale this week. She’s discovered at Chloe’s house by Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins) and Mack Boyd (Lawrence Robb), who find her working as a maid.