Phyllis has a new admirer, and Jean and Eddie get some exciting news as they celebrate their first wedding anniversary.

Phyllis wants to start a petition to keep Haven Hill from closing; a tax inspector visits Jean; the sexual tension between Logan and Deborah heightens.

Nancy is frustrated by Nick's lack of enthusiasm for their relationship and suspects his interest may lay elsewhere.

Deborah and Nick are forced to spend the night together during a storm, and Nancy and Wilf decide to swap jobs.

Both Emma Rowe and Laura contract a fever after they are admitted to hospital, but it could be more than just a simply a coincidence.

Ormston prepares for the traditional Apple Day Festival, while Len's cousin Nathan visits town.

Len prepares for the arrival of a foster daughter; Donald suggests that Phyllis start her own newspaper.

Parents Dee and Christina Georgiou cannot agree on who is to blame for four-year-old Nicola's bad behaviour. She wets herself night and day, has violent temper tantrums and still insists on breast feeding.

The presence of a surgeon general alarms Donald; a patient tests Dr. Logan's bedside manner; someone makes an offer for the hospital.

Dr. Nick Logan arrives in Ormston to help Deborah and Donald set up a walking blood bank; Jean and Eddie search for privacy; Len awaits his first call in his new police station.