The Neighbourhood (British TV series)

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GenreReality
Presented byGraham Norton
Country of originUnited Kingdom
Original languageEnglish
The Neighbourhood
GenreReality
Presented byGraham Norton
Country of originUnited Kingdom
Original languageEnglish
No. of series1
No. of episodes12
Production
Running time60 minutes
Production companiesLifted Entertainment
The Garden
Original release
NetworkITV
Release24 April 2026 (2026-04-24) 
present

The Neighbourhood is a British reality television series which premiered on 24 April 2026 on ITV1 and ITVX.[1] The series is presented by Graham Norton.[2] The programme sees multiple households competing in a popularity contest to win a £250,000 cash prize. The amount of people in each household varied from three to five. The game started with six households.[3]

The series involves living together in a specially created neighbourhood.[4] The families live on a self-contained street in the Peak District.[5] The filming was done in Derbyshire.[6] In the game there are Neighbourhood Challenges. The winning household becomes immune from the next elimination, which is known as a Removal. At each Removal one member of each household places a "for sale" sign outside the household that they want to remove. In the event of a tie the immune household breaks the tie.

Production

The series was announced by ITV Studios in 2025.[7]

Households

Household Entered Status
The Kandolas Episode 1 Removed Episode 2
The Scouse Haus Episode 1 Removed Episode 3
The Bradons Episode 1 Came THIRD
The Uni Boys Episode 1 Removed Episode 10
The Pescuds Episode 1 Removed Episode 8
The Lozman - Sturrocks Episode 1 Removed episode 6
The Campbell – Grahams Episode 2 WINNERS
The Khans Episode 3 RUNNERS UP

Episodes

Series 1
Episode Date
Episode 1 24 April 2026
Episode 2 25 April 2026
Episode 3 26 April 2026
Episode 4 30 April 2026
Episode 5 1 May 2026

Reception

The Guardian gave the show 2 out of 5 stars.[8] Katie Rosseinsky for The Independent compared the programme to The Traitors[9] as did Anita Singh for The Daily Telegraph.[10]

See also

References

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