Stanley builds a crazy-golf course by using all the town's unwanted items. Nothing will go to waste!

Myrtle has taken Sophie and Benjamin to the beach to build sandcastles, but she hasn't quite mastered the art!

Fifi's sunbell flower needs protecting so it can grow.

Seamus and Little Woo are spotting wildlife in the woods, so Stanley builds them a special camouflaged den so they can watch quietly and not scare the creatures.

Hettie has discovered a map leading to the pirate Blue Whiskers' sunken ship and is eager to retrieve it as an exhibit for the museum.

Butterflies on Stanley's solar panels mean he has no power for his vehicles or his Can-Bots!

Stanley makes a snowplough to help the town on a very snowy day

Peggy is judging an exciting art contest, but a big storm has put it in jeopardy. Can Stanley save the event, and who will win the competition?

Myrtle has a conference, so Stanley becomes Mayor for the day. Sophie and Benjamin are at hand to help!

Stanley and a Can-Bot are helping Hettie host a museum sleepover for the kids.

Stanley poses for a portrait for the town art class, but he still has other jobs to do. How will he ever stay still long enough so everyone can finish their artwork?

Seamus has found the old Ferris Wheel and would like Stanley to help him rebuild it for the whole town to enjoy.

Stanley and Little Woo create a special Noisy exhibition at the museum, but all the noises get accidentally mixed up.

Stanley helps the kids play their big football match in all weather conditions, escalating into his latest creation - a high tech stadium!

The old bell at the Town Hall has lost its "ding-dong" so Stanley is enrolled to make a new modern one.

Cynthia's bus is having an upgrade, so Stanley creates a special bus out of different vehicles to take everyone to their classes at the community centre.

It's autumn and there are so many leaves all over the town.

The kids are taking photos for a display at school but Fifi hasn't got hers yet - she needs Stanley's help to get a picture of a Mermaid!

Sophie's beloved dino-costume has been washed and is drying on the line.

Stanley is needed for so many jobs he creates 3 special robots - his Can-Bots - to help him.

There's a funny noise around town keeping people up. Stanley and Myrtle investigate!

Stanley helps Hattie, Fred, and Fifi with a new food delivery service.

Stan helps his friends to get a closer look at the moon through a telescope!

Stanley helps Hattie make a cake and gather the ingredients through unconventional means.

Stanley and the children make a huge dinosaur model for the museum.

Stanley helps Little Woo fly their kite on a windy day.

Stanley must pull the barge back down after putting too many boxes at one end.

Stanley gives the townhall a new paint job as per Myrtle's request.

Ari and Stanley put on a circus show with the help of some of Pearl, Peggy and Jose.

Myrtle is locked in her tower and Stanley needs to get her out.

Stanley has to fix Myrtle's sofa ready to watch the Boogie Woogie Dance Show.

Stanley helps Seamus and Little Woo take a last-minute holiday without leaving town.

Stanley helps Fifi and Fred dig up some shiny stones in their garden.

Amare asks Stanley to help her on the farm. Stanley helps in his own, Stanley way.

Stanley covers Jose at the shop and ends up making too much popcorn.

Cynthia asks Stanley to teach her to fly an aeroplane for Fifi's birthday.

Stanley gathers the townsfolk to watch Myrtle's new dance.

Stanley must teach his friends how to knit leading to interesting results.

Cynthia needs Stanley to use the train to deliver some parcels. What could go wrong?

Stanley must track down the missing library book, 'The Little Book of New Things to Do'.

Morris and Pearl have lost one of their medals in the canal. Stanley comes to the rescue.

Stanley must keep Myrtle's pumpkin safe from Speedy the snail.

Stanley, Sophie and Benjamin make a 'Dino-Pirate' float for the carnival.

Stanley cleans Cynthia's bus making lots of bubbles, so many they spread all around town.

Myrtle's aunt is coming to stay, and she needs Stanley to make her somewhere to stay.

Stanley and the children make a museum exhibit about their home and friends.