-Taviner drops himself in it when a charitable gesture proves to be incredibly expensive. Racial violence erupts all over Sun Hill as Chandler questions the wisdom of allowing a racist march through the area. Mickey Webb surprises a couple of lovebirds.

Inspector Andrew Monroe organises a fund for deceased Chief Inspector Derek Conway and while Superintendent Tom Chandler makes a show of his generosity Des and Reg can only complain about being totally skint. They've got until the end of their shift to make a donation, but while Des's money rides on the horses coming in, Reg finds his card eaten by the bank machine. Taunted by cheeky truants Des and Reg are determined to haul them in. So when Des spots a couple of them dealing in a local park his chase lands him £200 from one of the boys pockets. Unseen by Reg he 'confiscates' the cash. Having won even more on the horses he proudly shares his winnings with Reg and they make a showy donation to Conway's fund. However, when Hollis discovers that the notes are counterfeit, Taviner is seriously worried. Meanwhile, Sergeant June Ackland and PC Jim Carver attend Conway's wake together. They stand admiring what they believe is Mrs Conway's elaborate figurine collection but find themselves marveling at the discovery they belonged to the Chief Inspector himself. Drawn into a conversation with Conway's elderly mother, Doreen, she chats to June about being a female police officer and asks Jim how he can let his 'lovely wife' belong to such a profession. On the streets things are going from bad to worse. Racial violence erupts at every turn and Superintendent Chandler is forced to question the wisdom of allowing a white supremacist march through the area. Azim Ahmed is arrested for stealing petrol and the community is up in arms. Monroe is forced to call in back up as protests outside the station become increasingly troublesome.