Series celebrating the lives of Yorkshire people across England’s biggest county.
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- Seasons
- 4
- Episodes aired
- 22
- Latest aired
- S04E01
- Total runtime
- 15h 40min
Timeline when each season aired
- Season 1 January 2022 – February 2022 5 episodes
- Season 2 July 2022 – August 2022 6 episodes
- the show was away for 1 year and 10 months
- Season 3 June 2024 – August 2024 10 episodes
- the show was away for 2 years
- Season 4 September 2026 3 episodes
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S04E01 Episode 1
September 11 · 60min find the promo
Show synopsis
Gaynor Faye overcomes a lifelong fear of horses with gentle therapy, while farmer Steven Short hopes his lambs fetch strong auction prices. At Castle Howard, restored rooms reopen after decades, and craftsman Tom Addison completes a historic church restoration, celebrating Yorkshire's resilience, heritage, community spirit, and determination.
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S04E02 Episode 2
September 18 · 60min find the promo
Show synopsis
Reuben Owen tackles hovercraft racing at Allerton Park, while chef Matt Healy meets Syrian refugee and cheesemaker Razan Alsous, inspiring a dish blending Yorkshire and Middle Eastern flavours. At Spurn Point, volunteers restore seagrass, and the Worth Valley Railway recreates the 1940s, celebrating Yorkshire's ingenuity, resilience and enduring community spirit.
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S04E03 Episode 3
September 25 · 60min find the promo
Show synopsis
Emmerdale's Charlotte Bellamy escapes to Sandsend for seaside nostalgia, bracing swims and horsebox saunas. Inland, farmer Stephen Short tends sheep with promising sheepdog, Red. In Dewsbury, Jenny Makin prepares a creation for Haworth's Steampunk Weekend, while Tom and Lauren Truelove reopen fire-damaged family pub The Three Acres in Emley.