Siobhan Mailey is a well-off, good-looking girl who initially looks down her nose at Waterloo Road. Siobhan's no pushover, but is impressionable when it comes to the iron will of best friend Amy, and she quickly becomes embroiled in the girl gangs, doing things she'll learn to regret.
Essentially, Siobhan just wants to fit in but when she tries to leave her gang, life gets tough. The girl gang also puts a strain on her relationship with boyfriend Luke – if her mates all think the Waterloo Road pupils are scuzzers, then what must they say about him? She is shown to be a bully as she aids in picking on Karla Bentham but this may be due to peer pressure. Furthermore she gets a tattoo which is identical to Amy's and Lindsay's, which she clearly regrets.
It is made clear in the second half of Series 5 that her and boyfriend Luke have split up off the screen and he is not at Waterloo Road anymore.
She is interested in Finn at the start but not as much as Amy is. He kisses her on the farm trip but Amy sees, gets jealous and squashes an egg on her head this starts a massive egg fight and causes Josh to be taken to hospital. Siobhan agrees not to go anywhere near Finn but Amy starts a relationship with him and it is obvious Siobhan is being ignored. She gets closer to Sambuca Kelly and Lauren Andrews and at the Prom she is seen dancing with Lauren. Siobhan is not seen again after the end of Series 5.
Behind the scenes[]
- Siobhan's actress, Phoebe Dynevor, is the daughter of actress Sally Dynevor, who has appeared in Coronation Street as Sally Metcalfe (previously Webster) since 1986. Phoebe's sister Hattie Dynevor also appears in Waterloo Road, as Libby Guthrie in Series 13.
- Phoebe Dynevor appeared in Netflix period romance Bridgerton as Daphne, alongside actor Regé-Jean Page, who played Guy Braxton in Series 10 of Waterloo Road.
Quotes[]
- "And I heard a teacher did it." (first line)
- Siobhan: "She's waiting for you in there."
- Bolton: "Who?"
- Siobhan: "Your new girlfriend." (before Amy tries to seduce Bolton)
- "She's gonna cry if you don't shut up!" (while Amy was bullying Helen Hopewell)
- "I'm staying away. I'm in enough trouble. He's all yours." (to Amy about Finn)
- "No. Is...is that where they've gone?" (final line)