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Please follow the appropriate link below to contact one of the following NPCs:
Contact Mary Saunders
Mary Saunders is best contacted at public events or in one of the Folkton pubs. Her work phone number is public, but calls to it will only reach her secretary - who does pass on everything with great care, but it'll take a day or two before she manages to call back.
Contact Gary Russell
Visit him in his office - especially easy for those who work for the council or have some kind of official reason to visit the mayor, but really, Gary is happy to receive everyone. He wants to know what's going on with the people in his town!
A more informal way of approaching him is to grab a child and go to the playground that's closest to the house that Gary's grandchildren live in. He's there a lot less regularly, but when he is, he's happy to chat and usually in a splendid mood.
Don't even try to call him. You'll only get his secretary (work) or his wife (home).
A more informal way of approaching him is to grab a child and go to the playground that's closest to the house that Gary's grandchildren live in. He's there a lot less regularly, but when he is, he's happy to chat and usually in a splendid mood.
Don't even try to call him. You'll only get his secretary (work) or his wife (home).
Contact Pat Marsh
Pat is probably the easiest of them all to contact. Her office is right next to the Anglican church in Moss Manor, she can be approached after services or events at the congregation, and her work phone number is on the church homepage.
Contact Mahira Khan
The easiest way of contacting the Super is to call the police station and somehow make them think that the caller is legit and important enough to pass the call on to Mahira. Good friends and family will have her private number.
People who have "official" reasons to contact her physically at the police station - journalists, other constables, and so on - can easily find her in her office.
People who have "official" reasons to contact her physically at the police station - journalists, other constables, and so on - can easily find her in her office.
Contact Stewart Fairhurst
Why would you- okay. The easiest way of contacting the Group Captain is really to just call the air station and somehow make them think that the caller is legit and important enough to pass the call on to Stewart. Good friends and family will have his private number.
Another way of contacting the Group Captain is through his son - Harry has strict order to not hand out any phone numbers, but he will let someone borrow his phone to call his dad if it seems important enough.
Another way of contacting the Group Captain is through his son - Harry has strict order to not hand out any phone numbers, but he will let someone borrow his phone to call his dad if it seems important enough.
Contact Margaret Brassant
Due to her age, the fastest way of contacting her is to call between nine and eleven in the morning or three and half past four in the afternoon. She will however be distrustful on the phone. If one really wants to get something from her, it is a better idea to meet her in person.
People whom she is acquainted with or people who can come up with a good reason for wanting to talk with her will find her at her most helpful and talkative if they arrange for a visit to take tea with her.
People whom she is acquainted with or people who can come up with a good reason for wanting to talk with her will find her at her most helpful and talkative if they arrange for a visit to take tea with her.
Contact Jane Astbury
The easiest way to reach the Chancellor is to physically drop into her office and hope that she is present. The other viable option is to send her an email, but chances are that it will reach her secretary or an assistant instead of her.