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.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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