This is a list of characters who appeared in the Scottish soap opera '' Take the High Road'', broadcast from 1980 to 2003.

Series 1 (1980)

The first episode was broadcast by Scottish Television on 19 February 1980 and the series of 30 was broadcast two episodes per week till 28 May 1980.

First episode

In credits order: * Elizabeth Cunningham (

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) * Alan McIntyre (

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) * Kay Grant ( Vivien Heilbron) * Max Langemann ( Frederick Jaeger) * Dougal Lachlan ( Alec Monteath) * Grace Lachlan (

Marjorie Thomson Marjorie Jessica Sutherland Thomson (13 October 1913 – 10 March 2012) was a Scottish film, television and theatre actress. She is best known as a cast regular in the hit TV series ''Take the High Road'' from 1980 to 1995. In the programme ...

) * Amy Lachlan (Julie Ann Fullarton) * Isabel Blair ( Eileen McCallum) * Jimmy Blair (

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) * Ken Calder ( Bill Henderson) * Maggie Ferguson (

Irene Sunters Irene Sunters (29 February 1928 – September 2005) was a Scottish actress who was best known for playing Maggie Ferguson the bus driver in ''Take the High Road'' from the first episode in 1980 and appeared as a regular character until 1982 wi ...

) * Lorna Seton ( Joan Alcorn) * Fiona Cunningham ( Caroline Ashley)

Other debut appearances in Series 1

* "Mrs Archie" (

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) – ''episode 9'' * David Blair ( Derek Anders) – ''episode 3'' * George Carradine (

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) – ''episode 22 only'' * Rev. Gordon Cockburn ( Roy Boutcher) – ''episode 4'' * John Crawford (

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) – ''episode 9'' * Peter Cunningham ( Donald Douglas) – ''episode 17'' * Eric Duff ( Hugh Evans) – ''episode 3; last seen in episode 7'' * Ian Duff ( Gregor Fisher) – ''episode 3; last seen in episode 7'' * Willi von Haupt (Ian Patrick) – ''episode 8 only'' * Donald Lachlan (Master Alan Dunbar) – ''episode 3'' * Alice McEwan (

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) – ''episode 8'' * Leslie Maxwell ( Andrew Robertson) – ''episode 6'' * Archie Menzies (

Paul Kermack George Stewart Auchinleck (3 March 1932 – 17 March 1990), known professionally as Paul Kermack, was a Scottish television actor who is best known for playing Archie Menzies in ''Take the High Road'' from 1980 until he died, suddenly, from ...

) – ''episode 9'' * Andy Semple ( Alexander Morton) – ''episode 13; absconds in episode 14'' * Jane Steedman (

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) – ''episode 14'' * Bob Taylor ( Iain Agnew) – ''episode 5'' * 'Sorry' Watson (

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) – ''episode 25'' * Mr Wedderburn ( Willie Joss) – ''episode 13 only'' * sheep rustlers (Ricky Don and Bill MacFarlane) – ''episodes 16 & 18 only''

Departing characters who make return appearances

* Andy Semple

Final appearances

* John Crawford * Eric Duff * Ian Duff * Amy Lachlan (''died in episode 2'') * Max Langemann * Leslie Maxwell

Series 2 (1980)

The second series had 26 episodes (nos. 31–56) broadcast from 14 October 1980 to 7 January 1981.

Debut appearances in Series 2

* Brian Blair ( Kenneth Watson) * Dr Wallace (

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)

Final appearances

* "Mrs Archie" * Kay Grant * Alan McIntyre

Series 3 (1981)

The third series had 26 episodes (nos. 57–82) broadcast from 7 April 1981 to 2 July 1981.

Debut appearances in Series 3

* Lucy Armstrong (Marjorie Dalziel) * Helen Blair (Bridget Biagi) * Douglas Dunbar (Clive Graham) * Kirsty Forsyth (Anna Davidson) * Alison Lambert (Carol Ann Crawford) * Hamish McNeil (William Armour) * Morag Stewart (

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) * Lady Strathmorris (Ellen McIntosh) * Lord Andrew Strathmorris (

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) * Malky Wilson (Freddie Boardley)

Final appearances

* Jane Steedman * Malky Wilson

Series 4 (1981–1982)

The fourth series had 44 episodes (nos. 83–126) broadcast from 6 October 1981 to 18 March 1982.

Debut appearances in Series 4

* Tom Clifton (Jonathan Battersby) * Peter Craig (Jay Smith) * Robert Forsyth (Ian Wallace) * Sojer Johnny ( Chic Murray)

Departing characters

Series 5 (1982)

The fifth series had 36 episodes (nos. 127–162) broadcast from 24 August 1982 to 23 December 1982.

Debut appearances in Series 5

* Kate Blair (Lucy Durham-Matthews) * Sarah Cunningham ( Claire Nielson) * Bruno Rheinhardt (Tony Caunter) * Alec Geddes ( James Cosmo) * Graeme B. Hogg (Jim Byars) * Tom Kerr ''aka'' "Inverdarroch" (

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) * Mrs Mary Mack (Gwyneth Guthrie) * Rev Iain McPherson ( John Young) * Mr Obidiah Arthur Murdoch (Robert Trotter) * Sergeant Murray (James McDonald) * Jackie Ogilvie (

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) * Eddie Ramsay (Robin Cameron) * Jean Semple (Jeni Giffen) * Jamie Stewart ( James Copeland) * Mrs Woods (Primrose Milligan)

Departing characters who make return appearances

* Maggie Ferguson – as Maggie Watson

Departing characters

Series 6 (1983–1984)

The sixth series had 88 episodes (nos. 163–250) broadcast from 7 August 1983 to 20 March 1984.

Debut appearances in Series 6

* Jock Campbell (Iain Stewart) * Marion Cochrane (Lizzie Radford) * Dan Lamont (Ray Jeffries) * Irene Lamont (Trudy Bryce) -EN's granny * Sheila Lamont (

Lesley Fitz-Simons Lesley Fitz-Simons (23 September 1961 – 26 January 2013) was a Scottish actress best known for playing the role of Sheila Ramsay in STV's soap opera ''Take the High Road''. Fitz-Simons was born in Glasgow and brought up in Milton of Campsi ...

) * Effie MacInnes (

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) * Carol McKay (Terri Lally) * John Morrison (Adrian Reynolds) * Mr Thomson (John Shedden) * Miss Richardson (Sheila Grier)

Characters making return appearances

* Maggie Watson

Final appearances

* Douglas Dunbar * John Morrison * Jackie Ogilvie * Miss Richardson * Mr Thomson

Series 7 (1984–1985)

The seventh series had 44 episodes (nos. 251–294) broadcast from 4 September 1984 to 7 February 1985.

Debut appearances in Series 7

* Sally Shaw (Judith Sweeney) * Davie Sneddon (Derek Lord) Episode 237 * Willie Stewart (Walter Carr) * Lily Taylor (Thelma Rogers)

Return guest appearances

* Maggie Watson

Departing characters who make return appearances

* Jimmy Blair * Sally Shaw

Series 8 (1985)

The eighth series had 44 episodes (nos. 295–338) broadcast from 14 May 1985 to 3 October 1985.

Debut appearances in Series 8

* Sandra Blair ( Johanna Hargreaves) * Florence Crossan (Gwyneth Guthrie) * Ruari Galbraith (Charles Jamieson) * Rev Parker ( Paul Young)

Return appearances

* Lily Taylor

Departing characters who make return appearances in later years

* Sandra Blair * Florence Crossan * Lily Taylor

Final appearances

* Ken Calder

1986

Starting on 18 March 1986, the ninth (episodes 339–415)

Debut appearances

* Joyce Cameron (Georgine Anderson) * Willie Gillespie (Joe Mullaney) * Mr Hendry (Gerry Slevin) * Jim Hunter (

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) * Fergus Jamieson (

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) * Jockie McDonald (Jackie Farrell) * Heather McNeil (Bridget McCann) * Constable Graham McPhee (Stuart Bishop) * Mrs Jean McTaggart (Jean Faulds) * Harry Shaw (Lawrie McNicol) * Oggie Wilson (Sean Scanlon)

Characters making return appearances

* Jimmy Blair * Sally Shaw

Departing characters who will make return appearances

* Jim Hunter * Eddie Ramsay * Harry Shaw * Sally Shaw

Final appearances

* Jimmy Blair * Joyce Cameron * Elizabeth Cunningham * Mr Hendry

1987

Starting on 2 February 1987 (episodes 416–1517) was a continuous run till the last episode on 27 April 2003. There were some gaps in regular transmission, though storylines continued uninterrupted on each resumption. However, there was 4 month Story gap between Episode 728 - 729, but there was no gap in transmission.

Debut appearances

* Susan Duncan (Jacqueline Gilbride) * Lynne McNeil (Gillian McNeil) * Mairi McNeil (Anne Myatt) * Mark Ritchie (Peter Raffan) * Eric Ross-Gifford (Richard Greenwood) * Joanna Ross-Gifford (Tamara Kennedy) * Sir John Ross-Gifford (Michael Browning) * Lady Margaret Ross-Gifford (

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)

Return appearances

* Harry Shaw * Sally Shaw

Character re-casting

* Willie Gillespie (Ewen Emery replaces Joe Mullaney) * Donald Lachlan (Steven Brown takes over the role.)

Final appearances

* Jamie Stewart (James Copeland) * Mrs Mctavish * Sorry Watson (Ron Paterson)

1988

Debut appearances

* Gladys Aitken (Ginni Barlow) * Mrs Galbraith (Diana Ollson) * Claire Kerr (Julie Miller) * Scott Logan (Micky MacPherson) * Tam Logan (John Murtagh) * Joe Reilly (

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) * Moira Reilly (Anne Kidd) * Lady William (Madeline Christie) * Michael Ross (Gordon MacArthur)

Returning characters

* Jim Hunter

Final appearances

* Jim Hunter * Tam Logan * Lady Margaret Ross Gifford

1989

Debut appearances

* Emma Aitken (Amanda Whitehead) * Colin Begg (Kern Falconer)

Character re-casting

* Alice Taylor ( Barbara Rafferty replaces Muriel Romanes)

Return appearances

* Susan Duncan * David Blair * Harry Shaw * Eddie Ramsay * Jock Campbell

Final appearances

* Calsang * Scott Logan * Harry Shaw * Lord Strathmorris * Jock Campbell

1990

In March 1990, a major production change took place which resulted in a number of longer term cast members being replaced.

Debut appearances

* Paul Martin (Peter Bruce) * Gary McDonald (

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) * Sadie McDonald (Doreen Cameron) * Trish McDonald (

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) * Jessie McKay (Wilma Duncan) * Alun Morgan (Mike Hayward) * Greg Ryder (Alan Hunter) * Kenny Tosh (Alistair Galbraith) * Tee Jay Wilson (Andrew Gillan) * Shona (Eilidh Fraser/Alicia Devine)

Departing characters who will return later

* Claire Kerr * Tom Kerr ''aka'' "Inverdarroch" * Eddie Ramsay * Mr Murdoch (returned later in year) * Davie Sneddon (returned later in year)

Characters making return guest appearances

* Sandra Blair * Andy Semple * Maggie Watson * Lily Wentworth

Final appearances

* Sandra Blair * Brian Blair * Archie Menzies * Hamish McNeil * Rev Parker * Mark Ritchie * Sir John Ross Gifford * Lorna Seton * Alice Taylor * Bob Taylor * Maggie Watson * Lily Wentworth * Lady William

1991

Debut appearances

* Sam Hagen (

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) * Mr Crawford (James Bryce) * PC Douglas Kirk (Graeme Robertson) * Margo McGeogh (Mandy Matthews) * Gordon Sinclair (Paul Hickey) * Matt Sinclair (

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) * Peggy Sinclair (Donalda Samuel) * Andrew Wilson (Bill Murdoch) * Cathy Wilson ( Jo Cameron Brown)

Characters making return guest appearances

* Florence Crossan (Gwyneth Guthrie) * Andy Semple

Final appearances

* Florence Crossan * Paul Martin * Mr McPherson * Kenny Tosh

1992

Debut appearances

* Joe Breslin (Kenneth Glenaan) * DI Busby (Laurie Ventry) * Leonard Carter ( Robert Robertson) * John Clark (Alan McHugh) * Jennifer Goudie (Victoria Burton) * Cecelia Hunter (Eiledh Fraser) * Celia Maxwell (Annette Staines) * Catriona McNeil (Lynsey Jane Thompson) * Sandy McNeil (Rainer Ross) * Menna Morgan (Manon Jones) * Nick Stapleton (

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) * Duncan Strachan (

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) * Mark Torrance ( Gary Bakewell) * Dr Benjamin Jenkins (Troy Fairclough) * Leonard Carter ( Robert Robertson)

Characters making return appearances

* Tom Kerr

Departing characters who will make return appearances

* DI Busby * Jennifer Goudie * Mr Murdoch * Mrs Woods

Final appearances

* Mrs Anderson * John Clark * Donald Lachlan * Dougal Lachlan * Gladys Lachlan * Gordon Sinclair * Mark Torrance

1993

Debut appearances

* Judith Crombie (Anne Marie Timoney) * Iain Strathmorris ( James Coombes)

Characters making return appearances

* DI Busby * Jennifer Goudie

Departing characters who will make return appearances

* Sam Hagen * Tom Kerr

Characters making their last regular appearances

* Grace Lachlan * Jean McTaggart

Final appearances

* Emma Aitken * DI Busby * Leonard Carter * Jennifer Goudie * Fergus Jamieson * Sadie McDonald * Lynne McNeil * Jessie McKay * Fiona Ryder * Greg Ryder * Nick Stapleton * Duncan Strachan

1994

Debut appearances

* Tiffany Bowles (Rachel Ogilvy) * Callum Gilchrist (Jim Webster) * Sarah Gilchrist (Shonagh Price) * Phineas North (William Tapley)

Returning characters

* Sam Hagen * Mr Murdoch

Departing characters who will return

* Tee Jay Wilson

1995

Debut appearances

* Chic Cherry ( Andy Cameron) * Jaffa Cherry (Rab Christie) * Dominic Dunbar (

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) * Peter Odell ( Ross Davidson) * Ewan Patterson (David McGowan) * Cheryl Thom (Kerry Lyn Hamilton)

Return guest appearances

* Mr Murdoch * Mrs Woods * Grace Lachlan * Jean McTaggart

Final appearances

* Judith Crombie * Grace Lachlan * Jean McTaggart * Tee Jay Wilson

1996

Debut appearances

* Kelly Marie Cherry (Catherine Keating) * Senga Cherry (Libby McArthur) * Stella Greg (

) * Victor Kemp (Iain Andrew) * Sally McGann (Catriona Evans) * Paul Lafferty (

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)

Returning characters

* Alun Morgan * Menna Morgan * Tom Kerr * Phineas North

Final appearances

* Alun Morgan * Michael Ross * Susan Ross

1997

Debut appearances

* Dylan Geddes (Stephen Callaghan) * Martin Geddes (Alex Harvey) * Kitty McIvor (Sarah Gudgeon) * Lachie McIvor (Alec Heggie) * PC Tony Piacentini (

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) * Dr Andy Sharp (Richard Conlon)

Return guest appearances

* Menna Morgan

Final appearances

* Tiffany Bowles * Dylan Geddes * Martin Geddes * Gary McDonald * Menna Morgan * Peter O'Dell * Carol Wilson

1998

Debut appearances

* Jude Burnett (Deborah McCallum) * Maureen Gilchrist (

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) * Tina Harrigan (Amanda Beveridge)

Character re-casting

* Sandy McNeil (Joel Strachan replaces Rainer Ross)

Returning characters

* Sandy McNeil

Final appearances

1999

Debut appearances

* Ewan Logan (Gordon Brown) * Dan Sutherland (John Havlin)

Returning characters

* Tina Harrigan

Final appearances

* Jude Burnett * Tina Harrigan * Trish McDonald * Sandy McNeil

2000

Debut appearances

* Siobhan Devlin (Chrissi Jo Hyde) * Nigel Jenkins (

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) * Liam Peters (Garry Sweeney)

Departing characters who will return

*Joanna Ross-Gifford *Kitty McIvor

Final appearances

* Sam Hagen * Dr Andy Sharp

2001

Debut appearances *George McCracken (Malcolm Hemmings)

Departing characters

*Eric Ross-Gifford

Return guest appearances

*Claire Kerr *George Carradine (Leon Sinden)

2002

Debut appearances

*Dr Douglas Clark (John Kazek) *Mr Spinetti (Terry Wale)

Departing characters

*Eddie Ramsay

Characters who depart until final episode

*Isabel Blair

2003

Returning characters

*Joanna Ross-Gifford

Characters who return for the final episode

* Isabel Blair * Kitty McIvor * Lynne McNeil

Cast list from the final episode

* Isabel Blair ( Eileen McCallum) * Sheila Ramsay (

) * Effie McDonald (

) * Jockie McDonald (Jackie Farrell) * Mairi McIvor (Anne Myatt) * Lachie MacIvor (Alec Heggie) * Morag Kerr (

) * Tom Kerr (

) * Mrs Mack (Gwyneth Guthrie) * Victor Kemp (Iain Andrew) * Nigel Jenkins (

) * Davie Sneddon (Derek Lord) * Niall Cassidy (Barry Lord) * Alec MacGlashan (Stewart McMinn) * Sally McGann (Catriona Evans) * Sarah McDonald (Shonagh Price) * Baby Sadie McDonald (Courtney Jane McWatt) * PC Tony Piacentini (

) * Chic Cherry ( Andy Cameron) * Paul Lafferty (

) * Ewan Logan (Gordon Brown) * Mr Spinetti (Terry Wale) * Kitty McIvor (Sarah Gudgeon) * Lynne McNeil (Gillian McNeil) * Surveyor (Ronnie Simon) * Dr Douglas Clark (John Kazek)

References

Bibliography

* * {{Soap operas in the United Kingdom Take the High Road Take the High Road