Career
Dynevor trained at Oldham Repertory Theatre and then the Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts. In 1985 she appeared in an episode of the television series Juliet Bravo, playing the problem teenager Wendy Cunningham.
She has made a career out of playing Sally Webster (née Seddon), a bad girl turned tame, on the ITV soap opera Coronation Street. She made her début on the serial in January 1986 and has been with the programme ever since.
Dynevor was nominated for "Best TV soap Personality" at the 2011 Television and Radio Industries Club Awards ( TRIC Awards ). She made the Longlist for Best Actress at the 2011 British Soap Awards. She also, along with three co-stars, accepted the award for "Best Storyline" which revolved around the Dobbs-Websters love triangle. (this award is credited to producer, Phil Collinson ).
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