Seven very different strangers begin their community payback sentences, renovating a derelict building in Bristol. But can any of these ‘outlaws’ really reform?
A washed-up solicitor and an insta-celebutante with anger issues discover what they could possibly have in common.
Campaigner Myrna is rejected by the organisation she dedicated her life to. As Christian’s enemies engage in a high-stakes game of cat and mouse, a decision is made about the mysterious bag of cash.
A lifelong scoundrel reflects on his past mistakes, the police recruit a surprising new deputy, and a young woman makes a decision which could endanger the lives of all of the outlaws.
The outlaws must hustle on two fronts — with a captain of industry, and a member of the landed gentry. An audacious break-in is planned, and an imposter is heartbreakingly exposed.
Even with redemption seemingly in reach, the outlaws find their time running out, and the net closing around them. They face a stark choice — die apart, or survive together?
A few months on, the outlaws still have time to serve on their sentences. But they discover the criminal underworld isn’t done with them yet.
In order to stay alive, the outlaws consider an unlikely— and dangerous — way of making money. Two familiar detectives turn their attention to a certain London kingpin.
The outlaws’ illicit business begins to run like a well-oiled machine. An old dog struggles to learn new tricks, and a protest erupts at the community centre.
The outlaws meet a cook of sorts and an unlikely date takes place at a pub quiz. Two outlaws have a very close call, while a ghost from the past induces an emotional reckoning.
Against the backdrop of a family reunion and a slap-up meal, the outlaws begin to believe their ordeal might be at an end.
Out of options and time, the outlaws must take extreme measures to pull off the con to end all cons with the eyes of the public and the police on them.
