A young lad from The Brontë Estate runs wild in a stolen Vauxhall Cavalier, damaging several cars, Conway doesn't want him clogging up the cells, so he's released, into an angry community.
Vigilante stories are always great, and this is no exception, the formula used here always works well, it's a good story, with the politics game at play, an old face pops up and throws the cat among the pigeons.
Definitely an episode that makes you wish you had a Garage, Terry's driving has you wishing to never park up on a Street ever again.
Marion looks genuinely ecstatic to see her old boss, unlike Conway, who looks incredibly miffed, I have missed Brownlow, and am glad he hasn't moved on.
Derek knows how to play the game.
8/10.
Vigilante stories are always great, and this is no exception, the formula used here always works well, it's a good story, with the politics game at play, an old face pops up and throws the cat among the pigeons.
Definitely an episode that makes you wish you had a Garage, Terry's driving has you wishing to never park up on a Street ever again.
Marion looks genuinely ecstatic to see her old boss, unlike Conway, who looks incredibly miffed, I have missed Brownlow, and am glad he hasn't moved on.
Derek knows how to play the game.
8/10.
