Beat: Life on the Street

Fly-on-the-wall documentary series Beat: Life On The Street returns to ITV1 for a second series following Neighbourhood Policing Teams in Oxford and Lancashire, introducing new characters and stories as well as returning to key figures and events from the last series.

In the last programme of the series, police in Oxford raid a property being used for mass cannabis production and in Lancashire officers tackle two difficult cases where young women have made allegations against their partners.

Following reports from local people the North East Oxford team are part of an operation to search a suspicious house in their area. After forcing their way into the property, the team discover it’s being used for the harvesting of cannabis. Whoever has been using the house has taken great pains to hide their activities, including special ventilation systems to reduce the smell and lights on timers, in addition to stealing electricity from the grid.

Fly-on-the-wall documentary series Beat: Life On The Street returns to ITV1 for a second series following Neighbourhood Policing Teams in Oxford and Lancashire, introducing new characters and stories as well as returning to key figures and events from the last series.

In programme four PCSOs Stacey Wiggins and Rachel Cooper deal with a sad situation on the Barton Estate and Sgt Murphy and his team attempt to ensure that bonfire night doesn’t go with too much of a bang in Brookfield.