There's a fuss in the neighborhood in a fictional Lancashire town, where the son of the house, Cyril Smith, is accused of getting the neighbor's daughter, Linda Castle, with child. Her parents want them married ASAP, but his mother, Hylda Baker, is adamant he's going to finish getting his B.Sc and move on. There's fussing and fight and Miss Baker gets to utter her catchphrase, which is also the title of the movie.
It's a lower-class comedy-drama, and the sort of movie that depends more on tropes that were standard in the Manchester school of drama: girls getting caught out of wedlock and parents trying to make sure that the youngsters did the right thing. Most of the energy is provided by Miss Baker, whose combative energy remains high throughout, with some help from Joe Gibbons as the lodger. This one is relatively mild and undistinguished, but harmless at 72 minutes of screen time.