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A dedicated staff of doctors and nurses care for patients at the fictional St Aidan's Royal Free Hospital in the seaside town of Elsinby in this spin-off of the popular British show `Heartbeat'. Set in the 1960s, the series focuses on the medical issues faced by patients and the moral dilemmas those emergencies bring about.
Dr Ellis confronts local prejudice when he discovers that one of his patients has contracted a rare disease...In this episode emotions run high, with a racial storyline that viewers may find offensive
Dr Weatherill treats a schoolgirl whose crush on her teacher is out of control, Ormerod and Ellis attempt a cliff rescue, and Jack and Alun look for treasure.
Nurse Susie Dixon's head is turned by a rich playboy - with devastating consequences for Mr and Mrs Middleditch.
A new student nurse arrives, while Lizzie falls for a motorcycle stunt rider who is convinced he is destined to live fast and die young.
Dr Ormerod's career is on the line, Dr Ellis deals with a different sort of outbreak at the local prison, and Faye overcomes her fear of needles.
A secret from Jean's past comes back to haunt her, and Dr Weatherill has to break some shocking news to a young couple. Meanwhile, has Alun found true love at long last?
A family day at the park ends in disaster for the Ormerods, Dr Ellis risks getting too involved with a patient in trouble, and Lizzie attempts to improve her word power.
A girls' trip out on board a pirate radio ship ends badly when the group is caught in a siege, while doctors are mystified when a woman miraculously recovers from a stroke.
The casualty department is flooded, Jack's fishing trip is ruined when a car crashes into the lake, and a chairman's daughter is treated at the Royal.
It looks as though the casualty department may have to close, and Dr Weatherill risks everything to save a homeless man trapped at a building site.
Aisling's adoption is official but Brigid is confused by her feelings, while Dr Ormerod opens a can of ...Contains some scenes of injuries and medical procedures that some viewers may find disturbing.