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May kisses Cecil but faces a milk shortage before the Transport Minister's visit. Jack fails at milking a cow. Cecil calls Gloria for milk, irking Jack. Despite preparations, the Minister's train speeds past the station without stopping.

Cecil believes he might be Gloria's father and asks May to leave Jack. May confides in Ethel about her past with Cecil. Jack, unaware, resents Cecil and plans to harm him. Cecil learns Gloria cannot be his daughter due to blood groups.

Jack finds a bag stuffed full of money, and has grand plans for a life of luxury - but they soon fall flat.

British Railways issues Mr Parkin with a van for his job, but he needs to learn how to drive it. Cecil is jealous when Mr Orkindale from Head office sends May roses, and there is a false alarm incident.

There is talk of a wild cat strike among drivers, and if any Hatley staff join it the station could be closed.

Ethel falls for American airman Joe, who plans to take her to the States. Wilfred considers joining the army. However, Joe is suddenly recalled home. Ethel's sadness is relieved when Wilfred, rejected by the army for flat feet, decides to stay.

After a mix-up with a large freezer Terry decides to leave Arthur's employ and try his hand in the second-hand furniture business.

The British Olympic Synchronised Swimming team are in town to practise and Joyce persuades them to stay at the Solana. Although the team's very strict coach is not too impressed with the facilities, she agrees to Joyce's plan.

A new gang has rolled into Chatsworth with an unlikely mission - to save the souls of the community. Jesus O'Toole leads the group and seems to know too much about certain residents - who is his informant? Jesus divides opinion on the estate. Aidan is certainly open to the...