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Taking on the Neighbourhood 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 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.

Documentary series about Britain's feuding neighbours. An unexpected visitor shines a light on the dark nature of a tenant, an old face causes new problems and a doctor can't find a remedy for a neighbour with huge plans.

Documentary series about Britain's feuding neighbours. A six-year dispute over a shared drive leads to a fight that leaves one man in hospital and another in court, and a woman's complaints about noise levels coming from next door are met with threats that force her to call in the police. English

Documentary series about Britain's feuding neighbours. A self-styled community crusader turns his attention to his neighbour who has erected a high fence without permission. English

Elderly single dad George's reason for choosing a quiet cul-de-sac in Grimsby was the his fellow residents were all over the age of 50 and unlikely to make much noise. All went well, until a new resident moved in next door and started throwing loud parties.

Two close friends become enemies after having a dispute about a hedge.

A compilation of cases in which things turn deadly for Britain's feuding neighbours. After Warren and Sheree moved they believed they had left Harry, their nightmare neighbour, behind. But Harry had other ideas. A series of explosions rock a small Welsh community, but the biggest bombshell is the discovery of the culprit.

Terry wants to oust his party-loving neighbour, Brian & Jane regret welcoming a violent couple to their street and Mairead faces a garden hog.

The show features a couple of extreme stories of neighbours whose disputes have led to violent harassment and ultimately catastrophe.

Episode 17 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.

Two feuding families turn their whole street into a war zone.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 rascist attack in Manchester.

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.

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.

When Tim moved house, he found out that his new neighbour shared his home with a large menagerie of chickens, cockerels and parrots. Graham and Maggieʼs wish for a peaceful life was ruined after their neighbours started a yurt business.

Featuring a couple who were forced to live in a caravan when their neighbour claimed ownership of their front garden in Cumbria. Plus the Norfolk farmer who accused a family's pet dogs of killing 100 of his pheasants.

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.

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 return of the documentary using eyewitness testimony and footage from camcorders, CCTV and phones to examine traumatic, shocking, humorous and occasionally bizarre feuds between neighbours. Including an army veteran who was attacked with a knife, and a Polish couple forced to call the police after their neighbour threw petrol over one of them and threatened to burn down their conservatory.

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.

A man posts a video online calling his new neighbour 'the world's oldest car jacker'.