​Nightmare Neighbour Next Door, Series 7/Episode 2: premiers - Monday 13 January 2020 - 5 Star - 21:00.

Director: Andy Robinson
​Director: Michael Nuvoletta
Series Producer: Mona Hamed
Seies Producer: Andy Robinson
Series Producer: Michael Nuvoletta
Executive Producer: Tim Quicke
Executive Producer: Jamie Isaac

An Avalon Production for Channel 5.

Single mother, Amy Gallagher, thought she was starting a new, more peaceful life in Dorset with her boyfriend and young daughter.  When her neighbour, Rebecca Wroe, befriended her she welcomed the newfound companionship and two became close friends.  But the friendship was blown into tatters when she found out that Rebecca had betrayed her in the worst possible way.  Knowing Rebecca’s true colours, Amy tried to ignore her neighbour and get on with life.  Little did she know that Rebecca had only just got started... and what followed was years of hell...

Elaine and Mark Burrows loved their family home, and the village in which they had lived for over 20 years.  They enjoyed good friendships with all their neighbours, including Gary Norris next door.  But when Gary moved in his new partner, Jimmy Sinclair (and his alter ego Lilly La Rue), things went south.  

Nightmare Neighbour Next Door, Series 7/Episode 1: premiers - Monday 06 January 2020 - on 5 Star at 21:00.

Director: Andy Robinson
Director: Michael Nuvoletta
Series Producer: Mona Hamed
Seies Producer: Andy Robinson
Series Producer: Michael Nuvoletta
Executive Producer: Tim Quicke
Executive Producer: Jamie Isaac

An Avalon Production for Channel 5.

Anton and his wife Rita lived in rural Cornish bliss, next door to actor Sharon -for many years.  But when Anton removed some fencing on a patch of common land, Sharon wasn’t happy.  Following a bitter exchange, things turned nasty and an extraordinary turn of events would see Anton accused of the most heinous sex crime imaginable. 

Meanwhile in Leeds, grandmother Azadeh and her family are bewildered by Loretta next door - who seems to be more than protective over the parking spaces outside her house.  A parking war ensues spiralling out of all control when Loretta is caught on camera as she figuratively hits boiling point.