TV Guide BBC Scotland Monday

A new caravan is installed on the site with the help of a huge crane, but the steep hillside and gusting winds prove a challenge, while member of staff Blythe prepares to say farewell after 18 years at the park

The Fife caravan park has been operating under Covid restrictions for 18 months, but at last things are starting to return to normal. Owner and manager Alan shows his daughter the ropes as she sees another side to the family business. Alan - a former martial arts champion - puts on a Taekwondo training session. There's a live music performance for residents and guests, and a caravan owner and music lover hosts a jam session

Interior designer Banjo Beale and his team are brought in to help two small businesses who survive by selling their produce via honesty boxes. Mary runs a small sandwich shop on Mull and is too busy with family matters to open the shop all day and wants to make her honesty box stand out and attract visitors. In South Uist, in the Outer Hebrides, Donna currently runs the honesty box for her ice-cream from an old livestock trailer and wants Banjo to build something more imaginative and fun

Banjo Beale and his team head to Iona to give a makeover to a wool and craft shop, with owners Mike and Kate hoping for a minimalist, Scandinavian look. Banjo comes up with a Hebridean modern design idea he hopes will warm up the shop, with a team of local tradespeople to help him realise his vision

An anxious Amber is encouraged to enjoy a night away from Teddy, but she soon regrets not trusting her instincts. Gillian's attempt to help Roisin and Tommy reunite puts them all at risk, Drew finds an unexpected adviser for his PT marketing, and Viv does some digging

Technophobe Christine faces a computer crisis when she goes online to buy a buggy for Sophie's baby and her screen freezes mid-purchase, so she heads to the Bairds to get help. Beth's got more company at home in the shape of Ian and Jaz, who are staying while they wait to pick up keys for their new flat, while Colin and Eric are getting excited about their trip to watch the Scotland football team play in Latvia

Falconhoof tries to make two feisty adventurers work as a team, while Dee Dee goes to the supermarket for milk, but comes back with much more than he bargained for. Dark-hearted psychic Raymond Day helps a Paraside audience member confront a malevolent spirint after Jacqueline McCafferty's story reaches a dramatic peak as she comes face to face with an angel. Plus, creepy Norman freaks people out with his winning smile and Brian takes desperate measures to get acquainted with Mary at the office tuck shop. Sharing a tenement close becomes a tense affair for Limmy, as one annoying neighbour blocks the passage with some rubbish