The trials and tribulations of the staff at Hatley railway station, who are all wondering if Dr Beeching will close them down.
The trials and tribulations of the staff at Hatley railway station, who are all wondering if Dr Beeching will close them down.
At the peaceful country railway station in Hatley, life appears uncomplicated until the day the newspaper arrives with t
The staff are anxious to hear which stations Dr. Beeching is to close down. Meanwhile, Harry's turkey Oscar escapes and
New Stationmaster Cecil Parkin decides the announcement system needs revising; Jack becomes even more suspicious of May.
As Cecil Parkin prepares to move into the Stationmaster's house, Ethel discovers that May has met Parkin before.
A parcel arrives at Hatley in a very peculiar type of packaging.
A horse box arrives at Hatley station. Luckily, Wilfred is standing by with a bucket of water and a bale of hay.
The staff are up early to collect a new arrival—but a much less welcome one turns up later that same day.
May is asked to go for an interview for the job of buffet manageress at Loxley station, where she'd be working for Fred
Gloria and Wilfred's beds are still made, so May, Ethel and Jack are anxious to find out where they are. Meanwhile, Ethe
May panics when Cecil Parkin announces that the Minister of Transport is to visit the station, because the milkman has f
Jack is behaving very strangely, and Cecil makes a startling discovery.
Jack discovers a bag full of money; but will May allow him to keep it?
May's fridge is broken. So when Cecil acquires a British Railways van, he is anxious to drive her to Clumberfield to hav
Just when things are going well at Hatley, Ralph decides to go on strike.
When Ethel meets an American called Joe, Wilfred over-reacts dramatically.
A bowls outing provides the ideal opportunity for May and Cecil to be alone together.
A visit from a Rolls Royce at the station leads to the news of a much more important visit later in the day.
Arnold is very concerned when he has trouble driving diesel engines on a course, and May is having some sneaky suspicion
The staff prepares to celebrate Hatley Station's 100th anniversary.
