The Chawner family, who have caused over 600 complaints from angry neighbours, move into a quiet suburban street in Blackburn. A psychiatrist in Clapham battles a huge renovation next door and thumping basslines, pounding walls and slamming doors are depriving a mother and her family of sleep.
The peace of rural Somerset is shattered when animal-loving Meg Sunningdale moves to the small village of Withycombe. Meg fiercely protects all creatures great and small, a view at odds with some of the locals, especially when she takes to feeding the local badgers. Matters come to a head when she erects posters naming and shaming one of the villagers for taking part in a government backed cull to prevent tuberculosis spreading in cattle, resulting in him and his family being driven out by an animal rights backlash. Though Meg receives a police caution, the trouble does not end there. Animal Rights activists start turning up in droves – leaving the village under siege and Meg's relations with her neighbours beyond repair. In Woodford Green, friendships are thrown out of the window when Tariq Ahmed's plans to extend his three-bedroom end-of-terrace house into a five bedroom mansion lead to untold misery for his neighbours Helen Coughlan and Tony and Veronica Martin. The extension will go right up to Helen's boundary, severely blocking light and restricting access to her property. To Helen's disbelief, the council approves the building plans. The disruption is immediate, with endless noise and seemingly unsafe building practices being carried out by Ahmed's partly YouTube-educated crew. The colossal structure begins to overshadow Helen's house and shroud it in darkness, while the Martins discover huge cracks inside their property. Following their complaints, Ahmed starts to threaten his neighbours, even saying that he will blow up their house... In Bournemouth, mum Debra Freestone has been happily parking her car on a small unregistered strip of land that backs onto her garden for over 20 years. In 2011, she inherits some money and decides to apply to the Land Registry to officially claim the land, building a gated driveway on it in the meantime. When her new neighbour Charles Garegnani demands that she remove the gates and driveway, she refuses, so he digs up
Barry and Phyllis Roddis were enjoying an idyllic retirement in their quiet Barnsley neighbourhood until new neighbour Barrie Barker moved in next door and started scrapping cars in his driveway. When Mr Roddis led a neighbourhood appeal to stop the noise, he became the target of Mr Barker's anger. A nine-year campaign of intimidation, verbal and physical abuse followed, which had a devastating effect on the pensioners' lives and finally resulted in a prison sentence for Mr Barker. When Maurice Forsyth-Grant's family fell on hard times, they were forced to vacate and finally sell their ancestral home, Ecclesgreig Castle in Scotland. However, they were able to keep a small part of the estate and a few out buildings in which Maurice now lives. When businessman Gavin Farquhar and his company bought the now dilapidated castle, Maurice hoped that they would restore it and the estate to its former glory. However, the new owners' plans for the castle were very different, resulting in a dispute between the neighbours that has raged for years, leaving the castle, surrounding roads and land to fall further into disrepair. In Streatham in south London, squatters have made life hell for Richard and Philomena Chadwick, who have been battling to evict them for five years. Their next-door neighbours' bongo playing parties and rooftop sunbathing have destroyed the privacy of the Chadwick's once secluded garden, but constant appeals to the authorities have fallen on deaf ears due to a loophole in the law. Squatting is allowed in commercial properties – and the neighbouring building to the Chadwick's was previously an antique shop as well as a home. For now the squatters are not budging, but Richard is not giving up without a fight...
The De Roper family thought that they had found their dream home when they moved into a house in Yeovil, Somerset. That dream was rudely shattered by their larger-than-life neighbour Peter Stoodley and his 120 noisy chickens and cockerels running riot in his small backyard. As well as the chickens, there were rats feasting on the rotting eggs and carcases of dead chickens scattered around the yard. The family spent the next two years battling to persuade the authorities to give Mr Stoodley an ASBO banning him from keeping animals. They finally got what they hoped for, but five years on, their neighbour has other ideas... After moving into a quiet village in Anglesey, 67-year-old Pamela Booth was delighted when her new neighbour Delyth Jones befriended her with kind offers to help her around the house. However, Delyth had an ulterior motive. A year into their friendship, Pamela found out that she had been fraudulently using her bank card and had systematically robbed her of more than £1,000 over ten months. Delyth pleaded guilty in court, but Pamela no longer has a friend and is unable to pay her winter heating bills. Budding rapper Elvis once topped the charts in his native Kenya, but his dreams of making it big in the UK music industry have landed him in a heap of trouble with his neighbours in Dagenham. They complain that the 24-year-old wannabe repeatedly keeps them awake by playing loud music into the early hours in his flat. Despite 80 complaints, a number of visits from the council and a noise abatement order, the self-proclaimed 'music terrorist' is unrepentant. Even when he receives a £1,000 fine, he remains defiant. He just moves his beat-making to his brother's house, a mile away.
The historic Cotswold village of Broadway is much admired for its tranquillity and beauty, but behind the picturesque façade lurks a bitter dispute between neighbours living in the same street. Cafe owner Robert Brown took advantage of his long-standing friendship with the McSweeneys and the Maymons to get them to invest in a business proposition to expand his catering empire. Such was their trust that they lent him £120,000 between them, each family unaware that they were not the sole investor. When the business began to fail, they discovered Brown's duplicity and that the chances of getting any money back were remote. In Bristol, Tim Wrigley initially warmed to Barry Collins when he moved in next door, even helping run errands for his invalid neighbour and accepting his bizarre gifts of meat and cheese. However, when Tim began to refuse his neighbour's increasing demands and offers of gifts, Barry suddenly turned nasty. After two years of abuse, with intervention from the council and the police, Tim managed to get an injunction against Mr Collins for harassment. It should have ended there, but his neighbour took no notice and eventually ended up behind bars. Valerie Loney's peaceful flat which she shared with her son James in Northampton became a nightmare of noise with the arrival of a new neighbour in the flat next door. Endless loud music, shouting and even personal threats had the family at their wits' end. The Housing Association were powerless to help until there was enough proof to evict, so eventually James decided to fight back. With the aid of a video, he uploaded evidence of the continual disturbance on to the internet for others to see, gaining support and sympathy online. It took a year before James recorded the evidence that he wanted, but would it be enough to get his nightmare neighbour evicted?
Close friends Janet Perrie and Fiona Hope moved to the South Ayrshire village of Dipple in search of an idyllic new life for themselves and their 22 dogs. Unfortunately for them, other residents were enraged by the noise, smell and mess and wasted no time in contacting the authorities. In a cul-de-sac in Leicestershire, the Pollard, Walne and Elliott families have been harassed by 68-year-old Leslie Collins for more than a decade after they complained about the noise from an illegal wood-waste business he was running from his home. He then began to target them with increasingly intimidating behaviour - including mooning, two-finger salutes, shouting abuse, cutting holes in hedges and spying on them with binoculars
Special episode featuring the most extreme nightmare neighbours.
In Nottingham, the Johnsons reveal how a repair bill for a joint chimney eventually led to them taking their neighbour to court, while Robert Crowley's dream home in Devon turned into a nightmare owing to years of conflict with the Kellaway family, whose members occupy three houses on his street
A dispute with the residents of a mobile home leads to a man being attacked with a hammer, and a woman decides to tackle a dog mess problem in the communal area of her council block. The programme also follows the attempts of a couple to find evidence that their neighbour is subjecting them to a psychological campaign of terror.
Steve and David were once good friends, but are now embroiled in an ongoing dispute that started with a simple off-the-cuff remark and soon spiralled into an all-out war over the ownership of a hedge. Also featured is a man who sent some workmates round to the house of a former mayor to collect money for unpaid building work, but ended up on the wrong side of the law himself when she complained to the police about his behaviour.
Two older men are seen fighting in the street over a new driveway and a fence, a row about parking leads to violence and a woman is arrested because of a drainpipe.
Wiltshire couple Edward Lea and his wife found their happy retirement was short-lived when an imposing 8 ft breeze-block wall - dubbed the Great Wall of China - was built by their neighbour between their properties. In Scotland, Karen Ryrie and her elderly mother are fed up with living opposite John Tyer, his three dogs and a huge family of rabbits. Following their complaint about the smell, Karen's subsequent accusation of assault has made the dispute far more serious. Elsewhere, Linda Bird had not been expecting to wear headphones around the house when she moved to Bedfordshire for a quiet life, but the issue has escalated beyond excessive noise to become a battle over boundaries with neighbour Stanislav Fajdel
A dispute between households arising from investments made into a business venture that later failed, and the fury surrounding the construction of an extension that saw damage to an adjacent property. Plus, updates on people and stories featured in previous programmes, including the latest whereabouts of rowdy rapper Elvis Turasinze, who drove his neighbours berserk with his beat-making
A dispute involving a female student and the man living upstairs descends into violence, while Doug and Mavis moved into a new house with their menagerie of animals and were stunned when a neighbour complained about the noise, but that turned out to be just the beginning of their troubles
Carol and Trevor Gilmour hoped to renovate a barn and turn it into their dream home, but have been forced to live in a caravan during a long-running dispute with their neighbour over the property's front garden. Plus, a young couple gather shocking footage of the constant harassment they endured, and a farmer is suspected of killing a family's dogs.
An incident featuring a wheelie bin and a birthday cake sparks a bitter conflict between two neighbours in Wales, and there are explosive consequences when householders take the law into their own hands after continuous loud music drives them to distraction. Meanwhile, a Suffolk man faces eviction after his fellow residents report his toxic cars to the local environmental health office.
In Shropshire, a man moves in to his parents' home to help put a stop to a neighbour's harassment, but events escalate into violence. In Essex, a mother and her daughter find what seems to be the perfect house, only for their lives to be made a misery after they object to a planning application for an extension. Two elderly residents who feel they are the victims of noise from next door have to deny any wrongdoing themselves when the police arrive on their doorstep.
A Devon woman finds herself spending a night in the cells after a dispute with a neighbour who just happens to be a policeman, while a York man gets an unexpected soaking after an argument with the person next door. In Glasgow, an upset over an invitation leads to a hospital visit and a criminal record for one unhappy homeowner.
A quiet Suffolk street is torn apart by a 71-year-old man believed to be deliberately breaching the peace, while the Fergusons in Wolverhampton experience trouble with their neighbour, whose extension begins to invade their space. Plus, former soldier Philip Taylor from Whitby, North Yorkshire, takes the law into his own hands after his neighbours purchase a strip of grassland that he had tended for many years and deny him access to his caravan.
The story of Mandy Dunford, whose life became unbearable when she moved to the remote North Yorkshire countryside and was systematically terrorised by her neighbour Kenneth Ward each day for almost 10 years. Her life was made even harder because nobody believed her and she had no support from any nearby neighbours in her remote location. Plus, how Doncaster couple Mandy and Carl's friendly relationship with their long-time neighbours turned sour as a result of gossip and the purchase of some noisy dogs, while CCTV footage shows two couples who came to blows on a driveway
Featuring two quarrelling neighbours who record each other's every moment on CCTV and in diaries. Their dispute began when Thomas parked his caravan on a quiet cul-de-sac, much to the annoyance of his neighbour Mrs Potter. Plus, how a shared driveway pushed Susie to breaking point when her neighbour Grant put her young daughter at risk. Susie decided to install gates across the drive and use it for family barbecues, but Grant took matters into his own hands and it ended in a trip to the police station for him
A man living in Cumbria takes issue with his neighbour's habit of letting his menagerie of chickens, cockerels, parrots and other birds freely wander along a residential road, and is even more disturbed by the fact that some of his fellow residents don't seem to have a problem with it. A former urban couple who moved to a rural valley in north Wales to breed horses enter open conflict with the owners of a nearby yurt business, whose fireworks parties spooked one of their prized beasts, resulting in an injury. Finally, a Romanian woman finds herself subject to abuse when she tries to set up a new home with her daughter in Wigan
After Rachel moved out she was clueless to the fact that Clare was to go from nightmare neighbour to murderer in just a few months.
Warren and Sharee detail how their peaceful lives in a quiet Birmingham suburb were ruined when new neighbour Harry moved in. Harry complained of noise the pair knew wasn't coming from their household, an accusation he would level more than once, and with increasing intensity. Finally, when the hostile Harry pulled out a gun and threatened the couple over their garden fence, they were forced to sell up and move out. However, even after relocating, it seemed their nightmare was not over. Also featured is the story of Jill, who was just a teenager when Barry, who lived with his parents next-door, became fixated on her family making a racket. Brushing off the grievance, Jill and her relatives tried to get on with their lives, but one autumn day the feud took a tragic, life-changing turn
A group of residents in Guildford object when the occupant of a one-bedroom council flat decides to transform his home into a `cannabis cafe'. Having turned a blind eye to their unruly neighbour's all-night parties and unwelcome lodgers, this latest development proves to be a step too far. In a small community in Wales, new arrivals cause a stir when they decide to convert a local pub into their new home, and in Lincolnshire, a young father becomes the victim of a violent assault after asking the man living in the flat below his to keep the noise down
The series investigating residential disputes continues, turning attention to feuds that turned violent. Among the stories highlighted are that of former paratrooper Rod who was attacked outside his own home by a knife-wielding neighbour, and 71-year-old Michael, a Suffolk villager whose fellow residents claim he has systematically harassed them, culminating in an assault in which he punched one of his neighbours repeatedly - an incident that was caught on camera. The programme also considers the devastating consequences when personal altercations end up escalating into neighbourhood wars, revealing how a conflict between the Webbs and the Browns in transformed their street in Devon into a war-zone
Among the stories highlighted are that of Leslie, whose neighbours began capturing his activities on film, convinced that his trade business was illegal, and Phil, who was assigned a restraining order after his ex-mayor neighbour made recordings that proved he was harassing her. Also featured are two tales in which old friendships were ruined when certain parties resorted to breaching each other's privacy and round-the-clock surveillance.
Russell moved to Cheltenham with his wife Leo, and soon formed a firm friendship with next-door friendship George. But when Russell erected a pergola, tempers flared over the garden fence, and a violent saw attack saw both men at loggerheads. A couple in Chelsea were unhappy when their neighbour submitted plans for a basement build, claiming the construction would destroy their peace and work - but that was nothing compared to the surprise they got after catching him on CCTV.
A selection of neighbourly conflicts, featuring an elderly couple who complained when their neighbour erected a shed that he could only access from their land - and when they put up CCTV cameras, punches were thrown as they found themselves on the receiving end of the former boxing coach's wrath. Plus, a man whose hopes of a peaceful life in the Norfolk countryside were shattered by his neighbour's dogs and how the residents of a seaside retirement community regularly got an eyeful thanks to their neighbour's love of being as nature intended
A selection of suburban conflicts, including a Birmingham mother and son whose peaceful life was ruined when their new neighbours started to chop away at a bush shared by their properties. But what started as an argument ended in knife crime. Plus, a Dorset car enthusiast whose neighbour subjected him to a campaign of harassment, and a house-proud Kent gardener shocked when the man next door started fly-tipping and burning waste on a strip of land between their homes
The story of a Preston couple who retaliated against their neighbours for playing loud music, only to regret it when they came home to find their locks glued and their van scratched. Determined to find the truth they installed CCTV - and before long, tensions boiled over. Plus, a woman and her son whose hopes of a fresh start were ruined when their neighbours complained about their beloved pet dog, and how life in a Bournemouth retirement complex was threatened by an abusive new arrival who assaulted two fellow residents
Documentary about Britain's feuding neighbours. Houseproud Terry Moriarty spent years getting his Norwich home just as he wanted it - so when his next-door neighbour started to ruin things with a succession of parties and loud music, he hatched a plan to oust her. A couple in East Midlands regretted welcoming their neighbours with open arms when the newcomers grew violent, and a Winchester woman was shocked when her neighbours dug into her garden for their swimming pool
A Monmouthshire man who was fenced in by his neighbours, who were not happy about him using their driveway to access his own home, and a West Hampstead flat owner who received complaints from his downstairs neighbour over his dog barking. Plus, the Bolton family whose new neighbour's overfriendliness soon became a little too close for comfort
A man is subjected to a campaign of terror after complaining when his neighbours stole part of his land by erecting a fence in the garden. Junk mail, vicious allegations and slashed tyres become regular occurrences, until a late-night raid on his home is caught on video. In Lincolnshire, a firm friendship turns sour when one resident suspects her neighbours are taking advantage of her kindness. Plus, a bitter residential dispute that begins when a woman's complaints about an old friend's son result in him being sent to jai
A man whose amateur radio hobby caused upset in his quiet retirement village when he erected a 30 ft mast, kicking up a storm of protest from his neighbours who claimed it was affecting their health. Plus, a woman who was forced to take out an injunction against her neighbour over his aggressive behaviour, and a couple who moved back to their home town with their four children and menagerie of pets - only to hear rumours being passed around, shortly followed by a visit from the council about the state of their home
Pensioner and single dad George chose a Grimsby cul-de-sac for a bit of peace and quiet, only for a raucous twentysomething to move in next door and start throwing loud parties. But when George complained, violence erupted - and blood was spilled. In Croydon, old friends became enemies when one couple's car began to block access to the other's home, while Stoke musicians Anne and Dave were puzzled when their neighbour complained about the noise they were making, since they were 200 miles away performing at the time
Another selection of across-the-fence feuds, including the story of Claire from Gloucester, who had learned to tolerate the noise and shouting from her neighbours - until their extended family moved in, and things escalated to unbearable, violent levels. Plus, a couple who gave up city life to run a farm in rural County Durham, only for the local community to mysteriously turn against them, and a man who took on his neighbour in a disagreement over parking spaces - only for things to get more heated than expected
A mature student in Nottinghamshire suffered when the woman downstairs turned her flat into a 24/7 party house - yet worse was to come when it all went quiet. A Northampton cat-lover discovered a shocking secret in a neighbour's back garden after three of her beloved pets went missing, and a single dad's relations with a neighbour turned sour after a series of strange occurrences in Chiswick
Jessica's fresh start in Stockport was made easier by her next-door neighbour Daniel - until the arrival of an unexpected visitor revealed the truth about him. A doctor expected a few problems when she moved from the south of England to the north - but nothing could prepare her for the disruption caused by her neighbour's large extension, a redevelopment which took over her garden and, eventually, her life. Plus, the story of a man who was delighted when an old friend moved in next door - until he was accused of making a complaint about their driveway
The story of Gary, a self-styled community crusader who was unhappy when his neighbour erected a high fence without permission, so he turned his front yard into a bizarre spectacle of bright lights, signs, banners and soft toys to highlight his concerns. Plus, a woman whose quiet life was disrupted when a couple and their nine children moved in nearby, and a man and wife who angered their community by breaking the local parking rules
The story of Falkirk man Brian, who found himself in a six-year dispute with his neighbour over their shared-access drive. James was building a 26-room home and the number of delivery trucks began to grate on Brian - and when the two came to blows, one of them was left in hospital while the other faced trial. Plus, a marketing executive who found the more she complained about her neighbour's loud music, the more abusive the woman's boyfriend became, and a community in Bradford upset when travellers set up camp in the car park of their social club.
An Egyptian family who moved to a cul-de-sac in Hampshire - only to suffer racial abuse from their neighbour after complaining about his noisy TV. The documentary also features the story of a man who had not long moved into his Merseyside bungalow when his neighbour started banging on his wall and complaining about his loud music - which came as a surprise as he never played music. Plus, a woman who saw red after a battle to keep her Belsize Park home painted pink
A violent dispute over noise levels in Lancashire that led to a violent and tragic outcome after Oliver, a one-time convicted criminal, launched a brutal attack against pensioner Audrey and her disabled daughter Maylyn. Plus, the claims levelled by Lincolnshire musician Dean by his neighbours Ian and Patricia that his music was too loud, and complaints in Norwich against Suzi over the excessive barking of her seven huskies. She faced court action and the threat of possibly losing her beloved pets
Giovanni and his family found the perfect place to run their tourist maze in the Snowdonia National Park - but when they sold a house on their land to Terence, the two men soon found themselves at loggerheads. Plus, a man who was looking forward to a new start when he moved into a flat in Chester, only for his downstairs neighbour to disturb his peace with all-night parties, and a Luton woman who became so fed up of her neighbour's noise pollution, she decided to fight fire with fire
A new arrival in a Lancashire cul-de-sac provokes a deadly confrontation, there is disharmony when a musician moves to Lincolnshire and seven huskies cause issues in Norwich
The story of Lesley, who returned to the quiet cul de sac in Flintshire where she grew up, only to end up in conflict with her neighbours over her drop kerb and driveway, which they thought nothing of driving up to reach the grass verges - and it seemed nothing would deter them. Plus, a man embroiled in a dispute due to a condition that he said caused him to shout abuse in his sleep, and two neighbours whose initial friendship ended in a fist fight - leaving one of them battered, bruised and fearing for his life
A selection of boundary battles, including Anna, whose new neighbours decided her caravan was parked on their land, leading to a bitter dispute, and Rita, whose neighbours put up a fence that she believed encroached onto her garden. But when she took matters into her own hands, she could have never predicted the outcome. Plus, a woman who paved a strip of land to park her car - upsetting her neighbour in the process
Bath resident Mark and his new neighbour Fran bonded over their shared love of dogs, but things soon turned sour when he claims he turned down her amorous advances - driving her to unleash a campaign of harassment. Plus, an East Sussex farmer who ended up in a border dispute with the couple who lived nearby, and a Southampton forced to challenge her neighbour over his loud partying - a disagreement that led to violence
Colchester man Andy welcomed his new neighbour David with open arms. But when David started to come between Andy and his wife Irene, the friendship quickly soured. Pensioner Peter took no prisoners when Gary moved in next door and started making all sorts of complaints, and the peace of the Dorset countryside was ruined for Diane and Russell when their neighbours started an industrial business
In Sunderland, a close friendship between two neighbouring families was shattered after bereavements caused tempers to explode - and although the dispute lay dormant for many years after, it quickly blew up again when new partners moved in on both sides. Plus, how Kate and Ross's hopes of a peaceful life in the Cotswolds was shattered by party-loving neighbour Claire, and a Nottinghamshire dog breeder who created trouble for her neighbours
A woman living in Slough becomes embroiled in a dispute with a neighbour, certain that he is behind recent damage to her car and stones thrown at her window. Meanwhile, Hereford couple Manny and Sianna are forced to call the police after complaining about their neighbours Gail and Gordon's four dogs. But things go from bad to worse as Gordon and Manny end up fighting in the garden.
The story of a couple Simon and Emma, who moved to a peaceful town in the east of Scotland, where they received a less than cheery welcome from their neighbours, and soon suspected the animosity they faced had something to do with their 11 children and two huskies. Plus, a feud that erupted after a fuchsia bush threatened to scratch one homeowner's beloved classic car in Portsmouth, and a tit-for-tat dispute over a boundary fence in a Manchester suburb, leading to the erection of an ugly concrete barrier.
Two women are caught up in a driveway dispute with neither backing down, smoke from a wood burner leads one family to take drastic action, and shocking abuse from a neighbour leaves a couple at breaking point
Documentary revealing what sometimes happens when neighbours do not get along. A dispute over access to gas meters spirals out of control as neighbours clash and knives are drawn, two neighbouring families go to war in a battle over their businesses and a row erupts as one man confronts his neighbours over nois
Three disputes between people whose houses border each other in Spain, including a couple whose dreams of a new life abroad were left in tatters after a campaign of vandalism and abuse, sparked by building a private terrace. Elsewhere, a woman who built an animal sanctuary discovers that local hunters use her land, but her decision to revoke their permission sparked an horrific turn of events
When a body is found in woodland 12 hours after an elderly couple are reported missing, residents in a rural village react with shock at the thought of a killer in their midst. Police and forensic teams worked fast and quickly made an arrest, but soon another name was in the frame, although the search for this new suspect would lead detectives far and wide. One question remained, however. Where was the second body
Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire, Scotland: When 15-year old Paige Doherty is killed on her way to her hairdressing job, residents begin to regard each other with suspicion and start to feel unsafe in their own community
A couple find their Cornish idyll shattered when a formerly friendly neighbour turns on them and a woman in Leeds goes to extreme lengths to protect her parking space.
Single mum Amy befriended neighbour Rebecca, until a betrayal revealed Rebecca's true colours. Elaine and Mark didn't care for Jimmy's extrovert behaviour.
When his daughter's partying got out of control, Arthur's relationship with his neighbours turned sour. But, no one could predict just how bad things would get. Plus, feuding neighbours come to blows over a boundary dispute.
When ex-paratrooper Tim moved into his new home, he did not expect to be dragged into a war. A disabled man and his family's lives are made unbearable when the property next door is turned into a car cruising mecca.
A single mother accepts the offer of a glass of wine from a neighbour, with devastating repercussions. A Congolese family are subject to a sickening racist attack in Manchester.
When a newcomer moves in, a previously neat and tidy neighbourhood begins to resemble a shanty town. When two women with an age-old profession move in next door, the disgust soon piles up.
The relationship between two couples in Brighton took a dramatic turn when one couple's son joined the other family's firm. When a man and his dangerous dog move in next door a grandmother's life is left hanging in the balance.
Sarah enjoyed living next door to elderly neighbour, Margaret, until her son Russell moved in too. Things went very bad, very quickly, but no one could imagine just how far reaching Russell's reign of terror was
A relationship between two couples in Brighton that took a dramatic turn when one couple's son joined the other family's firm. In Paisley, Sylvia's evening with her neighbour ended in a fight for her life
A feud between neighbours in Falkirk that resulted in a brawl, and a violent attack with a saw that led to blood being spilled over the garden fence in Cheltenham
Fitness instructor Petra has lived in her rented council flat in North London for 32 years. But for the past 20 years she's been at loggerheads with her neighbour Tracy.
A neighbourly war over parking erupts into assault and intimidation leaving one homeowner fearing for their life. When neighbours begin vandalising a country manor it becomes one woman versus an entire estate.
A young man's dream of living on his own for the first time are ruined when he is subjected to intimidation and violence. Friendship turns sour leading to intimidation by sound, smell and verbal abuse.
Documentary focusing on disputes with murderous consequences. Russell moved to Cheltenham with his wife Leo, and soon formed a firm friendship with next-door friendship George. But when Russell erected a pergola, tempers flared over the garden fence, and a violent saw attack saw both men at loggerheads. A couple in Chelsea were unhappy when their neighbour submitted plans for a basement build, claiming the construction would destroy their peace and work - but that was nothing compared to the surprise they got after catching him on CCTV
One-off special focusing on vulnerable people who live in fear, including an elderly pensioner who was knocked to the ground during a violent assault, a man whose peaceful retreat is ruined by some vicious dogs and an abusive owner, and there's a flasher in the midst in Frinton.
