Teresa returns to Great Paxford nearly a year after leaving. Alison begins to suspect that her feelings for Teresa extend beyond friendly companionship.

After decades of lonely solitude, Alison learns the healing power of a friend reaching out to her. Set in the gap between Series 1 and 2.

David. Laura. Little Stan. Erica's soon-to-be-baby. It seems all of Frances and Sarah's friends are starting families, but when one of them can't have children and the other one's husband doesn't want them, they're having a hard time dealing with it.

Sarah's reaction to Alison bringing Frances home so late in "Keep the Home Fires Burning" chapter 43.

Pat's thought's when Bob goes away for his new job. WARNING mentions of domestic violence.

In the aftermath of the plane crash in Great Paxford, the whole community comes together to help the survivors and those who've been lost during this horrific tragedy. But some will find rebuilding their lives harder than others. Featuring most characters, but with a special focus on the Brindsley's.

September 1940, the war has affected the lives of everyone in the village. Can love find a way for our favourite telephone exchange operator? Can the good doctor keep his family safe when events conspire against them?

She continues in his embrace, innocent, and they dance, because that is all it ever can be. She is married, and now so is he. This is all there ever can be. - Sarah/Nick, oneshot

A plane is on fire. It burns and burns and then falls out of the sky. A beat, another, then a third - a waltz for the happy couple. No one realises that it could be a waltz for the dead. Somewhere, a baby cries. The music has now stopped, cut and left unfinished. - The village in the direct aftermath of 2x06.