List of Coronation Street Characters (1962) - Susan Schofield

Susan Schofield
Coronation Street character
Portrayed by Ann Milton
Created by Harry Driver
Introduced by H.V. Kershaw
Duration 1962
First appearance 5 November 1962
Episode 198
Last appearance 14 November 1962
Episode 201
Classification Former; guest
Profile
Date of death 27 January 1964
Family
Father Jim Schofield
Mother May Schofield

Susan Schofield was a pupil of Bessie Street School where Albert Tatlock served as a lollipop man. Albert grew concerned with Susan when he noticed she was frequently covered in bruises, and befriended her. When asked about her home life, Susan broke down and admitted that her father was violent. Following a visit to Susan's house by Albert, her father Jim threatened him, but Albert refused to back down. With the support of the men of Coronation Street, they made their own threat to Jim to call the police if the violence continued. Two years later, in 1964, Susan was knocked down and killed by a lorry on Rosamund Street.

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