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Hollyoaks star William Hall has filmed his final scenes as Lucas Hay after nine years in the role. The 14-year-old actor, who played Lucas, son of popular character Ste (Kieron Richardson), revealed his departure with a touching post on social media, as he reflected on the happy memories of his time on the show. ‘Thats a wrap on #lucashay,’ he wrote on Instagram.

Child star William Hall has announced he is leaving Hollyoaks after nine years on the hit Channel 4 show. The young actor has played Lucas Hay since 2014 and was the third actor to play the role, taking over from previous stars Reuben Thwaites and Jude Hawley.

Hollyoaks star William Hall has filmed his final scenes as Lucas Hay after nine years in the role. The 14-year-old actor, who played Lucas, son of popular character Ste (Kieron Richardson), revealed his departure with a touching post on social media, as he reflected on the happy memories of his time on the show. ‘Thats a wrap on #lucashay,’ he wrote on Instagram.

Stonewall Democrats President Jatarious Frazier told Metro Weekly that all candidates who received a spot on the primary ballot were invited to attend and participate in the forums, in keeping with the club’s bylaws, but some individual candidates may have chosen not to participate, which in turn may have affected their chances of winning the club’s endorsement.For instance, in the Attorney General’s race, Bruce Spiva and Ryan Jones participated in the forum. But even though candidate Brian Schwalb did not, he was invited, and ended up getting the second-highest number of votes from club members when it came to deciding on an endorsement.Incumbent Ward 5 Councilmember Kenyan McDuffie, who had been seeking the AG post, was left off the primary ballot after a three-judge panel of the D.C.

questionnaire, which is based on GLAA’s policy priorities (outlined in a policy brief that serves as an election guide), asks candidates where they stand on various issues.Candidates’ responses are then graded by GLAA members, with certain numbers of points awarded for agreeing with GLAA’s stated positions, for the depth and breadth of answers explaining their positions, and for their demonstrated record of pro-LGBTQ advocacy, both in and out of elected office. All scores are on a scale of -10 to +10, and candidates may have points deducted for any positions or records that demonstrate hostility to LGBTQ people or to GLAA’s priorities.In past cycles, incumbents — who have the benefit of amassing a record of pro-LGBTQ actions while in office — have typically fared better in GLAA’s ratings.

Gary Lucy has filmed his final Hollyoaks scenes, after 23 years on the hit soap. The 40-year-old has appeared as Luke Morgan on the Channel 4 show since 1999, and had countless dramatic storylines that have covered important issues such as male rape. However, Gary’s time on the soap is coming to an end and he's now filmed his final scenes, with co-star Erin Palmer posting about how much she will “miss him” on set.The actress, who plays Ella Richardson, shared a selection of photos of the duo as they posed behind-the-scenes.