After Henry

After having sorted out the situation of Clare and the married man, Sarah now finds herself in a similar situation.

Clare starts dating someone totally unsuitable to blot out her relationship with Edward.

Clare's confidence is low after her split with Edward.

Clare returns from Australia, but won't tell anyone what happened there. Eleanor sets about to discover the truth.

Eleanor plays Lady Bountiful when Vera's young relatives come to visit.

Eleanor's social life has lost its spark but Sarah is unable to find out why.

Sarah finds a chance to change her uneventful life.

One of Eleanor's childhood friends comes to visit.

Sarah meets a smooth talking gentleman, who is interested in astrology.

Eleanor tries to plan a party without Sarah finding out.

When a crime occurs at Russell's shop, Eleanor brings her experience of reading Agatha Christie novels to bear in solving the case.

Sarah sees a way of using her fund-raising activities for the local hospital as a way of securing a nice quiet evening with a nice quiet man.

Clare's new boyfriend seems more interested in fixing up her new car than to her.

Sarah is holding a dinner party but has not invited Eleanor.

Clare has been working away from home for a while and so Sarah starts to think about letting out her room. Eleanor has some definite ideas about what calibre of tenant they should be looking for.

Eleanor has been accusing her family of plotting to send her to a retirement home for years. So she decides to explore the delights of 'The Sycamores'...

Sarah suspects her mother of reading her mail and answering the phone in her part of the house while she's out, but it takes Russell to come up with a way of finding out...

Clare seems to have found the perfect boyfriend at last, but Sarah has limits as to just how much perfection she can stand.

The girls find Christmas isn't the same at home without Henry, so they all try to make different plans.

Sarah wants to escape to Portugal for a break.

Eleanor is left in charge of the bookshop when Russell and Sarah go off for a special lunch. She initiates an efficiency drive, which goes badly wrong.

It's a fight to the finish when Sarah, who wants the hall redecorated in time for her birthday party, and Eleanor, who wants a new dress for the occasion, battle it out when there is only enough for one or the other.

Sarah, Eleanor and Clare are enlisted by the local amateur dramatic society when it suddenly loses its leading players.

Sarah invites Dr Sam Greenland over for a quiet dinner.

Sarah inadvertantly starts a rumour about the pension counter's sister.

When Sarah and Eleanor fall out, Clare decides to use an old school game to alleviate the problem.

Eleanor decides she wants a family wedding after hearing that Vera is having one.

Sarah's felling ill, but has difficulty getting treatment.

Sarah has problems with her memory, meanwhile it's quiz night and Clare and Eleanor are on opposite teams.

A man invites Sarah out to lunch.

Clare gets into an intellectual challenge with her new boyfriend whom she believes to be terribly brainy.

Sarah wants to have a traditional Christmas, but Russell just wants to forget about it.

A surprise party is planned for Eleanor's birthday, but the group have difficulty keeping it a secret.

Sarah finds herself stuck in the middle when both her mother and her daughter start confiding in her.

After a lapse in security, the tenants have differing ideas on how their home should be protected.

Eleanor starts to draw up her will and sees a cunning way to play her daughter against her granddaughter.

Sarah tries to come up with a plan to stop her mother coming into her part of the house.

Sarah overhears that Clare is meeting with an "older man".