The Archers are in mourning for Peggy, whose demise on 8 May, six months to the day since the death of actor June Spencer, brought down the curtain on a distinguished career. With the funeral still two weeks away, life goes on.
Susan fears for the future of the shop after the charging station opens, Alice and Chris face a challenging week and Helen has a big night out.
Thanks to fleetingeileemn of The Archers in Mustardland
As you do while waiting to bury your grandmother.
Shop: for people in the village who don’t have a choice.
Charging station shop: for passers-by who don’t mind paying waaaay over the odds.
Not seeing the overlap here.
To be fair I can think of many worse options.
This is Helen we’re talking about, on the prowl for fresh meat. So if you could try to be a bit less bloody reasonable, that would be grand. 
Oh, tight, you’re suggesting a Jan in the Pan situation.
(In that classic documentary The Brain That Wouldn’t Die. (1962) in which a mad doctor’s fiancée is decapitated in a car accident, and he keeps her head alive while searching for a suitable donor body to attach it to.)
Well, I wasn’t actually.
But I like it.