The Fenn Street Gang

Bowler, the local villain who "runs everything except London Transport," offers the out-of-work Craven a job.

The gang is delighted when the lonely Dennis Dunstable announces he has found a girlfriend.

Abbott's jealousy drives him from home when his hypochondriac mother falls for a man.

Sharon enters a beauty contest to try to help Duffy's business but he has strong views on beauty contests.

Craven cannot resist showing off the spoils of his job working for the crooked Mr. Bowler.

Maureen begins her job as a "real" nurse, but little do the patients and staff realise what they are in for.

With advice from Craven and Sharon, Dennis feels that dancing lessons may be a way of making friends.

Mr. Dunstable's wife leaves him after their last drunken row and he decides to move in with Dennis.

While Mr. Bowler likes Peter Craven working for him because he has "style," he wants Duffy on his payroll too.

Craven moves into his own flat. Soon after, he gives a lift to a heavily pregnant hitchhiker.

Sharon begins to think that being Eric Duffy's girlfriend is all she'll ever be and takes a drastic step.

While Abbott is enjoying life on the dole, his mother convinces Mr. Drew to re-employ him.

When Dennis is persuaded to take a holiday by the sea, his father goes too and takes the cure.

A local medium reveals that one of the gang could easily be a medium too—and Abbott believes it's him.

Craven decides to incite his father to rebellion against his mother's yelling.

Eric Duffy needs to get his decorating business more firmly established.

Duffy and Sharon's engagement is made official. What better time to have all their old school friends around?