There's a new face coming to Emmerdale.

Tuesday, 9 April 2024 07:53

Casualty and Waterloo Road star Christine Tremarco's joining the cast as Rose - a character she describes as 'free-spirited, boisterous and totally mischievous.'

The 46-year-old will play a character called Rose who is described as "free-spirited, boisterous and totally mischievous". Producers say she'll cause a 'real storm' with her storylines.

Rose has moved to the Dales from Benidorm and could be set to cause some issues for Kim Tate (played by Claire King), because Kim’s husband Will Taylor (Dean Andrews) knows her, but this is a fact he doesn't reveal to his wife.

You'll be able to see Christine in episodes later in April.

More from Local Stories

Council chiefs agree record £2.5m investment in car parks

Council chiefs have agreed a record investment of almost £2.5m in North Yorkshire’s car parks.
Summer bus services in the Dales extended

Sunday DalesBus services into and around the Yorkshire Dales National Park will be increased for the summer season, starting this weekend.
Dales pub landlady loses enforcement notice appeal

A Yorkshire Dales pub owner has lost her challenge to enforcement action after she turned the premises into a house and tearoom without permission.
Ex-National Park head and son pay tribute to Pennine Way in song

Singer-songwriter Ben Avison has collaborated with his father, Jon Avison, former ranger and deputy CEO at the Yorkshire Dales National Park, to release a heartfelt song and video to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Pennine Way on 24th April 2025.
A PRESSING engagement at Gallery on the Green

Gallery on the Green in upper Settle has now re-opened after a winter break with an exhibition of pressed grasses and flowers by local artist Shelley Woolley.
Dales pavilion featured in TV advert becomes thriving hub

The day Peter Crouch turned up in a Wensleydale village for a game of football will live long in the memory of locals.
Planners refuse Richmond housing development

Councillors have rejected controversial plans for 27 houses which would be visible from Richmond’s historic castle.
Wider ban on heather burning ‘risks catastrophic wildfires’

A wider ban on heather burning on England’s moorlands would put lives at risk from catastrophic wildfires, landowners in the region have warned.

Search

There's a new face coming to Emmerdale.

More from Local Stories

Comments