The Yorkshire Auction House

Angus helps clear a menagerie of animal‑themed heirlooms, sorting through the assorted pieces. At the same time, a couple together are trying to raise the money needed to take their disabled son on the holiday of a lifetime, in order to create lasting memories.

is a programme presented as an episode‑style installment. It falls under the broader category of television programmes and is classified within the episode genre. The title hints at a focus on animals, and the format suggests a self‑contained story rather than a long‑running series. In this particular episode, the narrative follows two distinct threads. First, Angus is tasked with clearing out a collection of heirlooms that are all themed around animals. At the same time, a couple are working to raise enough money to give their disabled son the chance to enjoy a once‑in‑a‑lifetime holiday. Angus’s involvement centres on sorting, organising and ultimately disposing of the animal‑themed items that have been passed down through generations. His role is to bring order to the eclectic menagerie, ensuring each piece is dealt with appropriately. Meanwhile, the couple’s storyline revolves around their fundraising efforts. Their aim is to secure the funds required to make the special holiday a reality for their son, whose disability adds an extra layer of significance to the trip they hope to fund. Both plotlines run parallel, offering a glimpse into personal challenges and the lengths people will go to for family and legacy.