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Mr Murdoch is concerned for Mrs Mack and doesn't know where she has gone. Gladys wants to take private art tuition so she can improve her work. Greg isn't happy with Mrs Galbraith wanting to see more of David. Mary dies of cot death suddenly.
Everyone is devasted by the death of Mary, but it doesn't seem to have hit Carol yet. Effie and Mr Murdoch wonder if it was their fault, as they were the last ones to take her out for a walk. Gladys calls Mr Kennedy to ask for classes.
It's the funeral today. Mr Murdoch still hasn't told Mrs Mack what happened as she is away and doesn't know how to. Gordon is still trying ot get back together with Trish. Gladys goes to see Mr Kennedy with some of her art pieces.
The new policeman is trying to get people in Glendarroch to be more safety conscious. Isobel lets Gordon help her out till Carol comes back to work. Mairi isn't happy with Lynne being too busy to see her.
Carol is thinking about returning to work, and leaves the house for the first time since Mary died. Mr Murdoch tells Mrs Mack about Mary dying over the phone. Sam asks Mr Sneddon to give Gordon a job on the farm.
Gladys is trying to reconcile with Dougal and Grace as they aren't happy about her spending so much time painting. Mr Murdoch gets an unclaimed watch back that he handed into lost property some time ago, and it's very valuable.
Fergus is having trouble building up the courage to approach Sneddon. After receiving a post card from David, Fiona encourages Greg to see the doctor again and Dougal criticises Gladys' painting then gets Lynne into trouble by gossiping.
Mr Murdoch and Fergus discuss the value of the watch. Mairi expresses her concerns for Lynne to Morag. Sam has a few words for Sneddon's behaviour towards Gordon and as a result, Gordon benefits from some work experience.
Isabel doesn't think she has time to be Co Ordinator for the Neighbourhood Watch. Gladys is informed that people are starting to gossip about her art lessons and Mr Murdoch finds out who his watch belongs to, thanks to Sneddon.
Sam confirms that the watch is hers and offers Mr Murdoch a large sum of money so she can have it back. Greg returns from the doctors with his suspicions confirmed, while Carol can't deal with hearing about Joanna's pregnancy.
Lynne is upset by her discovery that Sneddon has been seeing Sam and returns home. Gladys decides to stay for lunch with Orr to make a point, which later escalates into an argument between Gladys and Dougal.
Carol is feeling torn between her mother and Tee Jay. Gordon has ideas to share but Fiona would rather he didn't. Meanwhile, Gladys and Orr take a day away from painting, giving Effie something to gossip about and Tee Jay has news for Carol.
Carol breaks the news to her mother about the move to Ayrshire. Gordon's step father insists on visiting his new place of work much to his embarrassment and Lynne pretends to Sneddon that she doesn't have a crush on him.
Gladys has packed her bags and finds herself going to Orr's studio. It's Gordon's birthday and Matt takes pleasure in winding him up over a birthday card from Trish. Tee Jay accepts the job and Dougal discriminates against Orr's disability.
Grace and Dougal discuss Gladys' recent behaviour. Gladys has moved in with Orr and Dougal's work is affected by recent events. Gordon has a meeting with Greg Ryder but doesn't want Matt to know and makes a decision on his future.
Donald is worried that he'll have to go with Gladys if she divorces his father. Peggy wants Morag to talk Gordon into going to uni. Orr and Emma argue about who is to blame for Gladys leaving, while Dougal creates a scene in the pub.
Dougal tries to be strong over the situation with Gladys, but isn't coping well. Lynne goes to see Sneddon to apologise. Fiona continues to disregard Gordon's ideas, while Carol thinks she's knows someone who meets the constable's requirements.
Dougal refuses to go to work as he can't deal with Gladys leaving. Morag offers him some support while Emma worries about Mrs Lachlan being around the situation constantly so Morag talks Gladys into seeing him.
Dougal's note has caused a huge worry in the Lachlan household. Fortunately, Gladys finds him before he carries out his intentions. The constable does some investigating into Sheila's past with Effie and Effie doesn't hold back on information.
Since Gladys is back home, Dougal wants to build her a studio for her to continue with artwork. The constable catches McDonald acting suspicious around a car and warns him off and Isabel and Alun bring the constable and Sheila together.
Gary asks Trish to cover for him skipping school. She agrees despite not knowing what he's up to with the dog. Gladys has the idea of a holiday to get away from Glendarroch and Mr Murdoch is concerned about the minister leaving for 3 months.
Gladys, Dougal and Donald set off on holiday. Gladys is unsure whether she still has feelings for him or not and Dougal figures out she wants distance from Orr. Gladys' arrangement with Fiona isn't entirely honest and Jockie is suspicious of Gary.
Fiona decides that she will have to sack Dougal and offer Sneddon his job. Mr Murdoch convinces Gary that the best thing to do about the dog is to inform the police and Carol moves back in with her mother, which brings back memories for her.
Mrs Lachlan opens Dougal's letter from Fiona. Gary is disappointed that the owner of the dog has been found. Gordon is due back in the village but Sheila is so wrapped up in Mark that she's forgotten and Sheila's had enough of the constable.
The new minister explains to Mrs Mack why he arrived at the manse so late while Gordon wants an explanation from Trish. Trish is surprised about what Margo is up to and Sam passes on to Sneddon what she overhears at the office.
Morag encourages Gordon to not give up on Trish. Complaints about Sneddon being the new gamekeeper continue to come in but Fiona has someone else in mind to get rid of him and Sam has plans for Sneddon.
News that Inverdarroch has returned to Glendarroch is getting round and now wishes to be known as Tom Kerr. Trish's meeting with the minister ends in her agreeing to sing in church and the constable sets his sights on someone new.
It's the day of Trish's first time singing in church and the first service from the new minister. The constable and Emma go on their walk around Glendarroch and Fiona is worried about what Mrs Lachlan says before the service.
Trish's parents want to meet Mark so invite him round for dinner. Dougal doesn't want to return to Glendarroch and wants Mrs Lachlan to go live in Yorkshire and Fiona goes to the Croft to explain what really happened with Dougal.
Dougal insists that the Lachlans now belong in Yorkshire, including Emma who doesn't want to go. Sneddon offers Lynne a job, which Mairi isn't happy about and Trish thinks Mark cares more about animals than her.
Mrs Lachlan decides to go to Yorkshire and begins packing. Lynne accepts the offer of the job from Sneddon and Isabel has an idea about raising money for the minister to take back to Zimbabwe.
Gordon didn't tell Morag about the meal Tom planned at the hotel, which Tom thinks was deliberate. Sam overhears Lynne talking to Sneddon about the poison pen letters and later brings the subject up with Sneddon.
Lynne is fed up of being given a hard time from her mother about Sneddon and now Morag is giving her warnings. Trish wants to put on a village concert to raise money for the minister and Mark tries to influence her idea.
Mrs Lachlan reminices about the past before she leaves. Sneddon warns Lynne to not make Sam an enemy and Eric is worried about Joanna's headaches so gets the doctor to go to her.
While Emma is getting ready in a surprise outfit for the constable, Mrs Lachlan walks in unannounced. Mrs Lachlan has decided to stay in Glendarroch and blames Gladys for the separation. Carol has decided she'll move to Ayr to be with Tee Jay.
Carol's mum isn't happy about her leaving and tries to get Sheila to ask her to stay. Mrs McTaggart tells Mrs Lachlan and Mrs Anderson about a psychic and Joanna takes an interest. Mark is angered by Sneddon's intentions to drown a foxes cubs.
Mrs Mack strongly disagrees with the psychic night at the hotel and wants it stopped. Fiona and Greg are still receiving phone calls so Fiona reports them and Lynne tells Sneddon what happened with Mr Clark.
Word circulates about the gunshot and Lynne being injured. Sneddon thinks it was Mr Clark who was the one who shot her. The minister agrees with Mrs Mack and Mr Murdoch's opinions on the Tarot Night and Greg has his suspicions about Tom Kerr.
After Sneddon finds Trish's name on the note left at the house, he goes straight to the McDonals home. Jockie thinks Mark is involved but Trish is adamant he's not. The tarot card reader arrives and feels she should read Fiona, who refuses.
The tarot reading evening is proving a success and Joanna tries to convince Fiona to have one. Sadie is feeling stressed with the amount she has to do and Gary is upset that Isabel offers Trish a job in the shop instead of him.
Jockie and Sadie search frantically for David as he has disappeared. Tom has some ideas for the land and puts them forward to Fiona. Jockie stands up to Greg Ryder when he gets angry over David, and a search party is later organised.
David has been missing all night after wandering off when Sadie and Jockie had an argument. Sam finds a reporter snooping around and offers her money for a photograph. She refuses, but Gary McDonald is happy to offer information.
The police have Jennifer Goudie, the tarot card reader help them with their enquiries, believing that people like her are evil. Fiona doesn't believe that she could help but allows her to try.
Constable Kirk calmly tries to get John Clark to hand David over until Busby rudely interupts and then takes all credit for finding him and Fiona apologises to Sadie for how she treated her when he was taken.
Sneddon is positive that someone has been in the house, but Sam isn't convinced. Sadie has had enough of Jockie's behaviour and tells him so. It's Trish's first day of work at Blair's Store and she's approached by Sneddon with a message for Mark.
Mrs Mack has changed her mind about performing at Trish's event and Mr Murdoch follows suit. Sadie gets into a panic when she accidentally takes something from the shop without paying and Mark tries to force his beliefs on Trish.
Trish is worried about her mother and lets slip that she took something from Blair's Store. Lynne thinks Sneddon is jealous that she's been seen with Ben. Trish has a think about what Mark said and Carol and Tee Jay come back for a vist.
Gordon still isn't over Trish and wants her back. Sadie disappoints Trish by backing out of performing in the concert. Mark and his team set pheasants free and Trish talks with Margo about the fur coat incident.
Trish and Jockie discuss what's going on with Sadie. Tom asks Sheila to lunch with him and she accepts. Sneddon is sure that Mark unlocked the cages, but refuses to contact the police and Effie and Emma voice that they think they deserve a pay rise.
Sadie worries Jockie more by smashing plates over the floor. Eric decides to take part in the village concert and asks Effie to be his partner. Morag encourages Gordon to report Mark about the cages and Mark gets angry at Mrs Mack buying meat.
Sneddon sets out to catch whoever released the pheasants so Lynne informs the police. Mrs Mack insists that Isable sack Trish because of Mark's recent behaviour and Eric has an idea on how to cover Joanna's position at the hotel.
Sadie believes that Fiona doesn't trust her with David. Sneddon and Lynne set out with guns to catch out Mark and his friends. Effie is delighted with her promotion, but Douglas works out what Eric and Joanna were up to.
Trish convinces Margo to go to the police station with her but Douglas catches them outside has a word with them. Sadie's moods continue to grow worse causing great concern for Jockie, while Effie is taking her new position a little too seriously.
Jockie takes over looking after the house while Sadie is unwell. Tom and Sheila chat about Claire. Fergus swaps the spoons for something a bit noisier for the concert, while Gary is injured at work.
Jockie and Alun argue about Gary's accident, throwing accusations around. Fiona offers Tom a few words of advice regarding Sheila. Sneddon warns Ben off Lynne and Joanna and Eric are unhappy with Effie's efforts.
Lynne speaks to Sam over the issue of Sneddon interfering in her private life. Greg isn't happy when he finds out that Jockie won't accept compensation because he wants legal action instead and Cecilia warns Trish about Mark.
Jockie's greedy plans for compensation fall apart. Sheila agrees to have lunch with Eddie while Tom apologises for his reaction towards him. Trish doesn't want to see Mark anymore after finding out a few things and Alun's sister calls the Big House.
The Glendarroch residents are preparing themselves for the concert starting, nerves and all. Eric and Effie's performance at the start of the show is interrupted when Joanna goes into labour, leaving Effie slightly 'boxed in' on the stage!
Glendarroch are anxiously awaiting news on Joanna who has been in labour for 12 hours. Eddie has suspicions that Tom wants more than just a friendship with Sheila and Trish is worried about her mother's behaviour, which is worsening.
It's the minister's last service in Glendarroch. While Mairi and Lynne make their way, Mairi expresses her concerns for Catriona growing up too fast and Joanna and Eric are struggling to think of a name for their baby girl.
Joanna and Eric bring their baby girl home. The minister says his goodbyes to everyone in Glendarroch, making some a little emotional, and after a chat with Mrs Lachlan regarding family, Isabel takes it upon herself to contact Alun's sister.
Isabel tries to rectify the quarrel between Alun and Greg with no success and so later explains to Fiona. Sam tries to find something on Alun with no success and Mairi returns home from Auchtarn only to be shocked with what she finds.
The social working questions Mairi, looking for signs of child neglect. Eric and Joanna come up with a plan to pick the baby's name and Emma gives Douglas a hard time over being involved in taking the kids from their home.
arol has a theory as to why Eddie is returning to Glendarroch. Lynne is concerned about Mairi keeping the kids off school. Mrs Mack doesn't hold back on gossiping on the recent incident and Alun returns feeling riddled with guilt.
Mairi lets the kids go back to school but with strict instructions to not tell anyone anything. Alun suggest that Sian's daughter live with him and Isabel and Greg gives Alun a list of demands for the golf course.
Alun has decided to go back to Wales until Menna has finished school. Fiona reveals to Joanna that she sometimes worries about Sam and Greg. Eddie and Tom appear to be competing for Sheila and Isabel tries to make Alun see things clearer.
Mairi is worried about Sandy as he is a little quiet since the issues with the social worker. Mrs Mack can't stop talking about Ben's great qualities to Michael. Jockie and Sadie return, but there is no sign of any improvement with Sadie's health.
Isabel has been preparing for Alun and his niece coming to the village this afternoon. Susan is astounded to find Mrs Mack hand-washing her underwear but Michael doesn't see the harm. Meanwhile, Sam asks Greg to keep a secret from Fiona.
Isabel's first impression of Menna isn't the best. Susan feels there should be some boundaries set in the Manse with Mrs Mack so arranges a meeting. Mairi goes to the school to see her kids records and Menna becomes destructive.
The Ross' meeting with Mrs Mack results in Mrs Mack being very upset. Menna isn't too happy about her first day at school in Auchtarn but goes anyway and Eddie saves with day with a solution to take Menna's mind off things.
t's Menna's first day at school and Isabel is worried about her, but all seems to go well. Mairi is worried about the letter she received requesting her presence at the childrens panel and Sneddon investigates into Sam's watch.
Lynne offers to go to the childrens panel with Mairi, but luckily Isabel offers. Mairi demands to see the files on her case and is surprised to be met with some co operation and the suspect of the mystery sheep carcass points towards Sneddon's lot.
Some of the Glendarroch residents pull together to get Mairi's croft back on track. The situation with Mrs Mack is causing people to talk. Sneddon gets information on the watch while Menna finds out the truth about her uncle being married.
Isabel has a chat with Menna about the reasons why she's never agreed to marry Alun. Gordon's troubles with getting over Trish is beginning to affect his work there's a problem with drains that Fiona thinks Sneddon has created intentionally.
Gordon thinks he'll never get over Trish and considers that he might not be able to stay in Glendarroch. Mairi is beginning to doubt herself as a mother, while Alun disagrees with Menna spending time with Eddie. Tom finally tells Sheila how he feels.
It's the day of the hearing and Mairi is worried about the impact recent events have had on her kids. Fiona is told that she has no case against the other estate over the flooding. Gordon and Morag chat about his decision to leave for university.
Sam is growing tired of Sneddon throwing accusations at her. Mairi offers to let Menna up to her croft to give Isabel and Alun time for a chat and Gordon breaks the news to Greg, while Morag can't handle the idea of being alone again.
Mairi finally clears the air with Douglas. Sheila receives some bad news from her mum so can't go away with Tom at the weekend. Eric and Joanna get the christening plans underway, which is going to be family only much to Effie's annoyance.
Morag is delighted with her gift from Gordon. Susan is reluctant to have Mrs Mack's help with the house. Grace is disappointed that Emma and Douglas are moving in, while over at the shop, Isabel insists Alun clears the air with Eddie.
Mrs Mack and Mr Murdoch gossip about the mess in the manse. Mrs Mack fears she may have to leave...putting the fear into Mr Murdoch! Sheila approaches Fiona for a favour and Effie is worried about having already bought a christening present
Mrs Mack has made the decision to hand in her notice which makes the minister feel bad. Joanna's visit to the shop with Lucy creates more than one awkward situation and Sneddon continues to snoop into Sam's background.
Alun and Isabel disagree on how to handle Menna. Mrs Mack starts to inform Glendarroch residents of her eviction. A strange call for Greg panics both him and Sam while making Fiona more suspicious and Duncan is gradually introduced to the village.
uncan accepts Sneddon's job offer. Sheila decides she has to sell her car to help her parents. Greg and Sam argue about who is behind Greg's past being questioned, while Sneddon is gathering more information on Sam.
Eddie offers Sheila help and tells her he has a girlfriend when she takes his gesture the wrong way. Sam finds out why Sneddon's been acting strange and she confirms the truth and Duncan lends a helping hand with Sheila's car.
Eric and Joanna are having Lucy christened at home, which Mrs Mack disagrees with. Isabel suggests that her and Alan take Menna for a picnic and Trish is beginning to understand how Menna feels being bossed around.
Menna is convinced that her uncle doesn't like her. Eddie shows an interest in Sheila's car. Fiona and Greg plan a holiday and Mrs Mack is putting her mark all over Mr Murdoch's house but Fergus puts her in her place.
Menna is upset after reading the letters from her mother to her uncle. The situation between Mrs Mack and Mr Murdoch is the talk of Glendarroch so Isabel takes the matter into her hands and Menna confides in Trish.
Sneddon shows Sam the photograph and demands she confirm everything. Isabel and Alun leave Menna and Trish to themselves but Alun doesn't think it's right. Meanwhile, Fiona and Greg are getting ready to go on holiday but are interrupted by a call.
Alun isn't coping with Sian's death so Isabel suggests a memorial. Greg fears Fiona will find out about past events with Sam. Mr Murdoch admits he's not happy with Mrs Mack moving in and Mrs Lachlan struggles with Mrs McTaggart's deafness.
Lynne finds Sneddon passed out drunk in a trashed house so Duncan takes care of him in his hungover state. Eddie asks Duncan to keep quiet that he bought Sheila's car while Lynne snaps at Davie for neglecting the estate.
Isabel has had enough of the quarrel between Menna and Alun so has a word with Menna. Isabel is also holding the secret of Mr Murdoch's departure but Mrs Mack thinks he has gone missing and Effie isn't happy when Duncan and Morag hit it off.
Fergus gives Mrs Mack a hard time over Mr Murdoch going missing. Menna starts to search for somewhere else to live outside Glendarroch. The memorial service for Sian is going ahead but getting Menna to cooperate is proving something of a problem.
Trish finds out that Sadie has stopped taking her pills and worries she'll fall back to square one. Mrs Mack is not taking it lightly that Isabel was aware of his plans and Jean's hearing problems almost cause an accident.
Alun is having second thoughts about the memorial. Mairi steps in and tries to reason with Menna but fails. Mrs Mack approaches the minister for help and Menna confides in Mairi after she faces some trouble looking for a flat.
Mrs Mack is considering leaving Glendarroch but the minister convinces her otherwise. Mrs Mack offers cleaning services to Douglas. Mrs McTaggart gets a hearing aid and Eric shows interest in whiskey that Mrs McTaggart and Mrs Lachlan have at home.
Tom starts to announce his and Sheila's engagement. Alun asks Isabel to marry him again but she turns him down as she usually does. Meanwhile, Gary is up to no good with his friends causing Douglas great concern.
Jockie and Trish discuss her plans for the future. The minister has good news for Duncan on his coin find but Sneddon doesn't see it the same way and Isabel has a change of heart regarding her decisions against marriage.
A passer by discovers Alun's crashed car. Douglas visits Isabel to break the bad news. An archeologist that comes to Glendarroch to investigate the coins turns out to be an old friend of Joanna's and Morag plans a new look.
Alun is suffering from post traumatic amnesia taking him back to the time of his wife's death. Celia is looking for permission to investigate the grounds from Sam and Morag tries her hand at a dating angency.
Greg returns from his holiday and assures Isabel his job on the golf course is safe. Mrs Lachlan is confronted by Gary McDonald and his trouble-making friends giving her a shock and Isabel is finding it difficult to deal with Alun's condition.
Douglas and Emma argue over about how to deal with the thugs. Eddie thinks that Tom and Sheila don't quite suit each other. Douglas comes up with an idea to keep the kids in the village entertained and Sam blurts out about an old love to Sheila.
Plans for the youth cafe are underway. Unsurprisingly, Mrs Mack puts forward a complaint against it. Susan tries to encourage Isabel to go back to the hospital again and Greg isn't happy with people knowing about Sam owning the other estate.
Morag shows off her new look in Glendarroch and tells Mairi about he first experience with a dating agency. It's the opening of the youth cafe but the first day isn't looking good and Isabel suggests that her and Alun get to know each other again.
Alun is getting out of hospital but he still doesn't know anyone except Menna. The youth cafe idea hasn't been welcomed as Mrs Mack finds the village hall broken into and Sam is embarassed over what happened with Greg so hands in her notice.
Leonard offers to take Mrs Mack to afternoon tea as a token of his appreciation. Isabel is surprised that Alun wants his stay in their home as a business arrangement only and the minister and Douglas discuss how to deal with the break in.
