Nicola moves into the King household

The Dingles realise that they must raise cash to renovate Tug Ghyll for Debbie. Lisa decides that Zak has failed her and takes control of the arrangements for Debbie's return. She's angered, though, when Andy refuses to discuss joint access. However, when Gennie lets slip that Bob is keeping a wad of cash in the shop, Aaron suggests they rob him.

Reluctantly, Zak agrees and they keep Lisa out of the loop. Will the Dingles succeed in robbing from their own patch?

Meanwhile, Nicola's change of address causes uproar in the King household. Jimmy admits that he didn't write the love letter, but does want Nicola to live with him. Carl is wrong footed when Jimmy asks his brother not to stand in the way of his happiness.

After finding out that Sandy was the author of the letter, Jimmy thanks him for helping out. Nicola remains in the dark and happily moves her things over from Mulberry. Will Nicola discover that Jimmy isn't the Romeo he claims to be?

Elsewhere, Maisie convinces Nathan to make Andy an improved offer for the cattle. Andy's pleased to strike a deal with Nathan, especially as it sees his rival having to grovel.

Celebrating with a drink in the Woolpack, Andy is taken aback when Maisie says she helped him. Andy doesn't thank her, so Maisie takes a more direct approach to get his attention and turns up at Butlers with a celebration hamper. Tipsy, the pair are having fun until she moves in for a kiss but Andy asserts that he can't go there. Maisie's defeated and he asks her to leave. Can Maisie ignite the flames of passion in Andy?