Nothing is quiet in Coronation Street, and this time the center of chaos is The Rovers Return Inn – the village’s legendary pub.

Owner Glenda Shuttleworth – who used to bring laughter to everyone – suddenly exploded when the brewery’s parent company announced a change in management, threatening her job and pride.

According to official sources, the brewery decided to turn The Rovers into a modern “concept pub” – adding a cocktail menu, staff wearing bright uniforms, electronic music instead of classical.

For them, this is a “marketing move”. But for Glenda – it is a betrayal of memories.

In the upcoming episode, viewers will see Glenda standing in the middle of the pub, holding a microphone and declaring: “I will not let this place become a plastic bar!” The applause from the customers rang out, but George – her brother – tried to stop her: “Calm down, it is a company decision.” Glenda threw her apron down on the counter and shouted, “This decision is not about me!”

The conflict escalated when she received an email warning: if she continued to resist, she would be suspended. Glenda did not back down, but organized a “Pub Strike” – turning off the music, closing the doors, inviting regular customers to come for free drinks “one last time”. The scene was emotional but also extremely chaotic: people cried, people sang, people recorded live clips.

But the shock came at the last minute: the brewery sent a representative – a new character named Martin Hollis, who had a shady history with Glenda. He offered: “If you let me run it, you can still stay as manager.” Glenda looked at him, her eyes a mixture of anger and weakness. Her answer was kept secret until next week, but viewers believed she would not give in.