Brenda and Malcolm's wedding day draws near, and while Brenda remains in the dark about Joyce's present to the couple, there's a last-minute hitch concerning Malcolm's divorce.

There are differing reactions when Malcolm announces the date of his wedding... to Lucinda.

Lucinda holds a small dinner party in order to announce her pregnancy. But it seems she is planning to announce more than that...

Malcolm and Brenda are both going on their birdwatching club's annual ""Twitch"" event in Anglesey. But they are not alone...

When Malcolm suggests a day out in order to ask her a question, Brenda thinks he intends to propose.

It's nearly Zelda's christening, and Pam and David choose Brenda, Malcolm and Lucinda as godparents.

It's Christmas and in the Wilson and Stoneway households, the festivities are well under way. But it looks like Pam is about to receive a surprise present.

Malcolm is making himself at home at the Wilsons'. But Joyce is doing all she can to get rid of him.

Pam still wants a nanny for the children, but David has other ideas. Meanwhile, Malcolm makes a momentous decision.

In the light of recent revelations, Malcolm and Brenda are back together once more, and this time it looks like it's for good.

Malcolm decides to end his unhappiness and leave Lucinda for Brenda.

Pam and David attempt to reconcile Malcolm and Brenda.

Malcolm and Brenda are settling into their new life together in Peggy's house.

Aunty Peggy suggests Malcolm and Brenda move into her house while she is staying with Marjorie.

Malcolm is thinking of proposing marriage to Brenda. But he has to pick the right moment.

The day of Pam and David's wedding arrives - but Brenda can't let it go by without giving them a surprise.

Pamela returns from spending the weekend in London with David, Malcolm panics after nearly inviting the wrong person out to dinner, and Brenda doesn't take kindly to being treated like riff-raff on her birthday.

Brenda manages to swallow her pride and asks Malcolm to see her again. However, their relationship looks destined never to be smooth-running.

Brenda and Malcolm arrange a day out together to Chester. However, a request from Malcolm's mother causes the pair considerable embarrassment.

Whilst indulging in her favourite hobby of people-watching with her sister Pam, Brenda meets Malcolm, a wild biker. Or is he?

Fed up with the constant interruptions into his meetings with Pam, David decides to do something about Brenda.

Malcolm's flourishing business is keeping him busy. Too busy. So he decides to take on an assistant.

With her boss Sidney practically ignoring her, Pamela lets Brenda stay with her again. Meanwhile, Terry and Malcolm attempt to play Brenda at her own game.

With Pamela considering packing her job in, and Malcolm and Terry facing redundancy, Brenda will have to do some quick thinking in order to save her livelihood.

With his mother out of the way for a few days, Malcolm invites Brenda to stay.

Having been relieved of her job and home in London, Brenda heads back up north to rejoin Pam and Malcolm.

To celebrate her birthday, Pam asks Brenda and Malcolm round to meet some of her neighbours.

As the festive season approaches, Brenda, Malcolm and Pamela go in search of a Christmas tree. But they are all still unsure of where they will each be spending the big day itself.

Malcolm takes his mother to see a musical in London for her birthday, leaving Brenda alone on a Saturday night...

Malcolm has forgiven Brenda for her little indiscretion, but still decides to sack Chris. Meanwhile, David and Pam's marriage suffers a rift.

Brenda and Malcolm take in a wounded pigeon and attempt to conceal it from Malcolm's mother.

Brenda has left Malcolm and gone back to live with her mother. But Malcolm isn't giving up that easily...

Pamela insists that Jonathan use the house for a doctors' residency party, Joyce makes a nuisance of herself when Gerald runs away from home, and Brenda and Malcolm seek refuge in the Grapes.

Terry thinks Malcolm needs help with his handling of Brenda and decides to talk to her on his behalf.