The Yorkshire Vet's Peter Wright and wife Lin head over to Whitby for a special weekend that attracts crowds from all over the UK and beyond. It's Goth Weekend, and Peter and Lin discover why the picturesque seaside town was such an influence on Bram Stoker's Dracula, before really getting into the spirit of things with a rather shocking makeover. In Horsforth near Leeds, chef and restaurateur Matt Healy is racing to get his new eatery open after a series of setbacks.

Cannon Hall Farm's Rob and Dave Nicholson have a rare day out together when they head over to Whitby for a day on the open sea. In West Yorkshire, boutique retreat owners Jo and Phil Oundsley are busy preparing for some very demanding guests who are about to drop into their fancy hotel in Dewsbury. 

In the wuthering heights of Bronte Country, an eager band of 50 workers and volunteers at the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway have a hectic week of maintenance work to complete before the heritage railway re-opens to the public. 

Peter Wright has a special day out planned for wife Lin to celebrate their 35th anniversary. After cooking up a fancy al fresco breakfast, Yorkshire style, he whisks her off to Knaresborough - a place that holds a special place in their hearts. And the surprises keep coming as Lin is treated to a glass of fizz on a boat under the famous viaduct before Peter enjoys his own little treat in his favourite pub.

The first episode follows the Jenkinson family, who have fished the waters off the Whitby coast for generations, before taking a look behind the scenes at the autumn flower and vegetable show taking place at Newby Hall.