Episode 23 by Charlotte D’Angelo

Tash’s peaceful evening at The Latchmere is thrown into chaos when her ex-husband Lewis suddenly reappears and quickly clashes with her new relationship. As Tash and Mike navigate the awkward fallout, Dannii steps into a surprising new role. Naomi unveils big dreams for a Wandsworth café, and a tennis-court mishap sparks an unexpected connection for Tash’s book project. Friendship, fresh starts, and a few emotional cracks take centre stage in this warm, funny, and heartfelt chapter of life in Wandsworth. 

A Bitter Revelation by Annie Fox 

A lively afternoon in Mike’s pub takes a dramatic turn. Tash’s writing career hits a crisis, Val declares war on the allotment weeds, and an American stranger hints at a lost love he’s come to reclaim. But when Tash walks in, the truth drops: the stranger is her ex-husband.

Humour, heartache, and one huge shock! Wandsworth has never felt smaller.

New Beginnings by Sade Canzius

In this emotional episode, Mike faces life after redundancy and takes his first steps toward a long-held dream. Across town, Tash and Andy navigate old tensions and unexpected revelations as they rediscover Wandsworth together, from Tooting Market to Battersea Park. Their day ends at The Latchmere, where family truths surface and new beginnings take shape.

Episode 20 - By Elizabeth Adan-Peart 

Tash receives news her father has had a stroke and rushes to St George’s Hospital in Tooting. At his bedside, she grapples with shock, guilt and years of unspoken family tension. As she talks to him, memories of happier times surface alongside painful reminders of loss, distance and unresolved grief. In a quiet hospital ward, Tash begins to confront her past and the complicated relationship she still hopes to repair.

Bonfire Night by Molly Anne Sweeney

It’s Bonfire Night in Battersea Park, sparklers, candyfloss, roaring crowds, and all the magic and mayhem of one of Wandsworth’s favourite traditions.

For Tash, though, fireworks have never been her thing… until Mike convinces her to see the night through his eyes. Wrapped in the smoky scent of bonfires and childhood memories, the pair find themselves swept into the warmth of the community and each other as the sky erupts with colour over the Thames.

But what begins as a glittering, heart-warming night out takes an unexpected turn. A chance reunion, quiet confessions on the ferris wheel, and a phone call that changes everything.

Cats and Dogs by James Wood 

When Tash accidentally stays the night at Mike’s, a surprise early return from his mum Val sends the pair scrambling for a graceful exit. But their awkward morning only gets stranger when a mysterious alley cat derails their breakfast plans and drags Mike (very much a dog person) into unexpected chaos, car scratches, Bon Jovi singalongs, and an emotional trip to Battersea Cats & Dogs Home. As debates about loyalty and independence unfold, could an old bin cat help Mike and Tash face their feelings…and their future?

We’re Not Teenagers by Ozge Gozturk

Mike and Tash reunite for a sunset stroll along the Thames that turns into an unexpected, mud-splattered adventure. Between missed feelings, lager on the riverbank, a Bon Jovi dance break, and a dramatic police rescue, they rediscover their connection with a lot of laughter and just a hint of romance. Growing up doesn’t mean losing the fun… even if the police mistake you for drunk teenagers.

A New Passenger by Fergus Church

When Mike returns to work after heartbreak, his days behind the wheel take a surprising turn. A quiet new passenger joins him for a five day booking  and what begins as small talk soon unravels into a raw reflection on love, loss, and second chances.

As Mike opens up about his failed relationship with Tash he finds himself caught between fiction and reality, wondering if he’s already driven too far to turn back. But sometimes, it takes a stranger to steer you toward what you’ve been running from.

Complications by Priscilla Yeung

When an unexpected trip to A&E leads to an awkward reunion, secrets unravel fast. Tash discovers that Mike’s past is more complicated than she realised, and Gina has a few surprises of her own. As relationships fracture and reality sets in, Tash is forced to decide whether to keep driving forward or finally put on the brakes.

Date Night by Anna Spearpoint

Mike and Tash finally head out on their long-awaited date, but nothing goes quite to plan. From an overly enthusiastic pub quiz host to a fire alarm that leads to actual flames, their evening quickly spirals into chaos. Add in a highly suspicious Bichon Frise, a disastrous trip to bingo, and an unexpected dash to A&E, and you’ve got one of the most eventful nights out Tooting has ever seen.

Just when Mike thinks things can’t possibly get any worse, an all-too-familiar face appears and Tash realises this date has one last shocking surprise in store.