The Sheriffs Are Coming - Episode Guide

Lawrence and Kev meet a dental hygienist who didn't get paid for the work she did for one of the UK's biggest security firms. Can they get through the company's own security system and retrieve her missing wages? Sheriff Ken Warby tries to recover a debt owed by a jeweller but has trouble getting his hands on the shop's assets, and a debt owed by a motor racing company gives Lawrence an unexpected glimpse of some classic cars.

Lawrence and Kev face an unusual barricade on an eviction job and locksmith Andy needs all the tools he's got to get them inside. Sheriff Ken Warby has a tricky task retrieving a debt from a lettings agent who failed to pass on the rent owed to the landlord, leaving her struggling to pay the mortgage. Can he secure a payment when assets are thin on the ground? In the north west sheriff Alan Pennington pays a visit to a company making shop displays, only to find the staff in shock at an unexpected turn of events.

Things get heated when sheriff Ken Warby visits a car dealership in east London and asks them to pay their debts. An estate agent was left on the brink of financial ruin after a building project went wrong - can sheriffs Tommy and Craig track down the a man who owes her money? In Leeds, the owner of a house was left in the cold after an insulation job was abandoned - can sheriff Chris Pearson turn up the heat on the company that let him down? Lawrence and Kev visit a classic car restorers and the boss admits he has made a mistake in ignoring the court.

The sheriffs may have to remove a Bentley belonging to the boss of a failed car home, and they try to recover money owed after precious possessions went missing in a house move. Plus the fishmonger who was left all at sea after trying to help a fledgling business - can the sheriffs find the man that the courts say owes him money?

The sheriffs visit a lettings agent who didn't refund a a tenant's deposit - and they take on the tricky job of going to a scrap yard to get money owed to a mechanic who was sold a faulty engine. Sheriffs Tommy and Craig visit the huge site of one of the UK's top engineering businesses, who owe money to a former employee, and sheriffs Lawrence and Kev turn detective to track down a company's assets.

Sheriffs Lawrence and Kev meet a customer who bought a second-hand car with a dangerous flaw. They visit the dealer, but he is not keen to pay what is due. Sheriff Alan Pennington enforces a High Court writ at a recruitment agency - with very unexpected results. A mobility scooter shop owes a customer a refund but cannot pay, so Lawrence and Kev have some difficult decisions to make. And in Burnley a visit to a van dealer becomes unexpectedly complicated.

Sheriffs Craig Wild and Tommy Coyle enforce a writ against a car dealer for a very unsatisfied customer. Sheriff Ken Warby takes on one of the biggest companies in the UK, but can he even find their offices? The air turns blue when sheriffs Lawrence and Kev turn up with a High Court writ at a car dealer in Wales - and a valuable work of art must be saved when a writ is served on squatters who have taken over an office block.

Sheriffs Lawrence and Kev visit a limousine hire firm - but can they get them to pay what a court says is due? Sheriffs Tommy and Craig chase a debt of more than 80 thousand pounds at an impressive country house. Sheriff Chris Pearson visits a mattress company which owes compensation to a former worker, and Lawrence and Kev get very frustrated as they try to enforce their writ at a supplier of ethical products.

A care provider owes thousands of pounds in unpaid wages. Can Tommy and Craig get them to pay? Lawrence and Kev are hoping to recover money owed to a grandfather who bought a car which turned out to have numerous faults. And the sheriffs are looking for a wedding photographer with an unpaid debt.

A look at the work of high court enforcement officers, also known as sheriffs, as they strive to retrieve cash for members of the public that are owed money.

A look at the work of high court enforcement officers, also known as sheriffs, as they strive to retrieve cash for members of the public that are owed money.

A look at the work of high court enforcement officers, also known as sheriffs, as they strive to retrieve cash for members of the public that are owed money.

A look at the work of high court enforcement officers, also known as sheriffs, as they strive to retrieve cash for members of the public that are owed money.

A look at the work of high court enforcement officers, also known as sheriffs, as they strive to retrieve cash for members of the public that are owed money.

A budding property developer has lost out after squatters took over his building, but the sheriffs get more than they have bargained for when they try to evict them.

There is confusion when sheriffs Tommy and Craig chase money owed by a clothing manufacturer whose story doesn't check out.

A locksmith has done a botched job, but when the sheriffs turn up with a high court writ, the company responsible doesn't want to cooperate.

Lawrence and Kev are on the hunt for a stables manager who the court says owes money, but can the sheriffs track them down?

When the sheriffs are sent to a dealer who sold a potentially lethal second-hand car, things turn nasty.

Sheriff Lawrence discovers his claimant is not the only one owed money by a building company with problems, so he has to act fast.

Sheriff Ken Warby has to enforce a writ against a giant multinational company, with surprising results.

And Lawrence finds himself with time on his hands in a beauty salon. Can he get the absent owner to pay before his patience runs out?

The sheriffs confront a man who hasn't paid the rent he owes. The job gets tricky as he refuses to believe that Tommy and Craig can take his car.

Lawrence is on the trail of £30,000 owed by a financial advisor, and Ken is chasing a debt owed by an asbestos specialist with cash flow problems. But are the company's assets too dangerous to remove?

The sheriffs take on a group of squatters in the heart of central London and are forced to physically remove some of them who are refusing to pack up.

Lawrence and Kev turn detective as they try to recover money from a garage that says it has gone into liquidation owing thousands of pounds to one motorist.

And Tommy and Craig track down a vet who owes money to a former employee.

Tommy and Craig attempt to recover more than £10,000 owed to a couple who bought a boat that turned out to be a wreck.

When a debtor simply walks away from them, Lawrence and Kev track down the man's assets and are confronted with some seriously heavy goods.

Chris tells a watch seller that it is time to pay his debt, and Ken confronts a man with an identity crisis.

The sheriffs attempt to recover thousands of pounds owed to a customer who took his car in for repair but hasn't seen it since. Lawrence puts the squeeze on a finance company which hasn't paid its rent, and there is the airline that hasn't paid compensation for delays to a passenger. And Ken warns a shopfitters that it's time to pay.

Lawrence makes a suspicious discovery at the eviction of a group of squatters. Tommy and Craig go looking for the boss of a steel company that owes money to a former employee. A coach company finds an unusual way to pay its debt, and the sheriffs are given the runaround at a security firm.

Lawrence and Kev visit a garage after a customer discovered the car he had bought from them had been in a crash. Lawrence has other ideas when the dealer responsible says claims he is unable to pay. Ken won't take no for an answer at a hotel with a debt to pay, while Tommy and Craig eye up a jaguar on a debtor's driveway.

Lawrence and Kev seize equipment from a sports car specialist on behalf of a customer whose car was left dripping oil after a botched repair. Tommy and Craig have a tricky assignment trying to recover money at a residential address, and the sheriffs face resistance from a worker whilst trying to enter a Midlands factory.

Lawrence confronts a company which fitted a wood-burning stove that was dangerous. Tommy visits a football club which hasn't paid for work on its pitch. A car dealer owes ú12,000 after failing to refund a customer. And Tommy and Craig remove two vehicles from a debtors's driveway.

A woman was unfairly dismissed from her job at a care home for the elderly. Can Rob and Gerald get her the money she is owed? The fate of a £12,000 Range Rover hangs in the balance when the sheriffs call a tow truck to a car dealers refusing to pay the debt it owes to one of its customers. And sheriff Jess Paigton steps in when a debtor who refused to pay for his new front door turns his anger on the cameraman.

Three women who worked for a skincare company were left thousands of pounds out of pocket when they lost their jobs. Rob and Gerald visit the company's head office and confront the boss on behalf of the three ex-employees. Can the sheriffs secure a £60,000 payment in full on a debt stretching back five years? And Tracy puts her eight years' experience as a sheriff to good use when she visits a double-glazing firm with an unpaid debt.

A family paid thousands of pounds to have an extension built on to their home. The work was started but never completed, which meant they had to pay someone else to finish the job. Tracy and Adam track down the builder responsible, but will he pay the family back the money he owes them? Police back-up is called when sheriff Mike clamps a 4x4 vehicle and then stands his ground in a furious showdown with the debtor. And Rob puts his foot in the door to prevent a bar owner from locking him out.

Mike and Billy head to the country and confront a farmer who hasn't paid a local electrician who supplied special lighting equipment for his pheasant pens. Lawrence visits the offices of one of Spain's biggest airlines, in pursuit of compensation owed to a family whose holiday flight home from Majorca was delayed for more than four hours. Rob and Gerald visit a car dealer who refused to give a customer his cash back when the car he bought broke down after just three days. With a showroom full of cars, will they get the money that's due before they call in a tow truck and start removing them?

A man who decided to sell his precious collection of antiques ended up out of pocket. Jess and Billy are determined to get the money he is owed. A dispute over rent payments leads to Tommy and Mike planning to remove a very special Mercedes sports car - but that turns out to be a far from straightforward operation. Rob and Gerald visit a west London jeweller's after a customer gave them a Rolex watch to sell on his behalf - but never got the money he was due.

The sheriffs meet a classic car enthusiast who spent £2,000 on parts for his pride and joy. But the parts were never delivered, and when he asked for his money back he didn't get that either. Lawrence and Kev leap into action, determined to get back the cash he handed over. Elsewhere, Rob and Gerald call the police for back-up when tempers run high at a restaurant with an unpaid debt. And Sheriff Tracy is shocked to discover she has become a victim of crime.

The sheriffs help a couple who paid £7,000 up front to have a new bathroom fitted. They never got their bathroom, and when they asked for their money back they did not get that either. Now Rob and Gerald confront the builder and demand payment in full. Elsewhere, a young woman started a new job but was not paid for months on end. Sheriff Billy visits her boss and demands the money she is owed. But will he get it? And the sheriffs call in at the plush offices of a local council, chasing a payment that is overdue.

Sheriff Andy helps a young father who did not receive the insurance pay-out he was entitled to after his two-year-old son narrowly escaped serious injury in a road accident. Andy visits the insurance company, but will he get the money? Elsewhere, a disabled pensioner was left distraught when workmen constructed a sub-standard summer house in her back garden. She could not get her money back and now sheriffs Tracy and Dave are on the case. And Tommy drops in on one of the UK's biggest holiday companies after it fails to pay one of its customers the compensation he was due.

Sheriffs Mike and Billy help a grandmother who, worried that her garden wall was about to collapse, called in a local builder who took her cash but failed to do the work. Can Mike and Billy get her money back? Elsewhere, Tracy and Dave help an NHS care worker who bought a second-hand car advertised on eBay. It turned out to be faulty, but when he tried to get his money back he had no success. Tracy and Dave pay the dealer who sold him the car a visit. And Lawrence visits a kebab shop and gives the owner a grilling over an unpaid debt.

Tommy pursues millions of pounds' worth of debt and visits an art gallery with plans to seize a rare collection of Russian artwork. Elsewhere, when a mother of two moved out of the house she had been renting, she did not get her deposit back. Sheriffs Jess and Jamie track down her landlord at the local pub. And freak weather conditions turn the skies red as Mike confronts the owner of a builders' merchants over a debt of nearly £50,000.

Sheriffs Rob and Gerald brave the red carpet at a celebrity hot spot in London to try to recover the unpaid wages of a former worker. Tommy is on the Welsh coast to seize a large boat, leading to a difficult confrontation with the owner, and emotions run high when the Sheriffs visit an Italian mechanic.

The Sheriffs are forced to call the police when they are confronted by a gang of threatening men as they try to recover a debt owed by a second-hand car dealer. Rob and Gerald visit a boutique publishing company in Piccadilly, but can the foreign directors come up with the money? And Billy's in for a surprise during a call to a debtor's house.

Sheriffs Tommy and Adie have an unusual call out to a sheep farm in Wales, the debtor has blocked the entrance, but can they talk him round? A single mum is owed money for a car that broke down, but the garage refused to deal with her, so Aftab and John attempt to get her money back. And a motorbike instructor hasn't been paid, can Tommy get him his missing wages?

A man recovering from cancer was forced out of his job. Can the sheriffs get him the large sum of money he's owed?

A landlord is hit hard emotionally and financially when squatters take over his property, it's now up to the sheriffs to get them out, and Andy and Adie visit a car dealer who's on a hot line to the courts to try to stop the enforcement.

A single mum was terrified when her car broke down on a busy road leaving her and her children stranded. The court said she should get her money back, but tempers flare when the sheriffs visit the garage responsible.

A barman took his boss to court when his wages were not paid. Can Rob and Gerald get him his money?

Billy and Michael have an early morning encounter with a particularly abusive debtor.

There's an angry confrontation in a London motorcycle shop when the sheriffs try to collect a debt owed to a customer. Rob and Gerald check in at a hotel that hasn't paid a gardener hundreds of pounds, and they go in pursuit of a man who owes a substantial debt in a land dispute.

Sheriffs Dave Steele and Michael Perkins visit a man who owes his ex-wife several thousand pounds, leaving her on the verge of bankruptcy, and find some unusual items they think might help settle the debt. In Cornwall, sheriff Andy Joryeff is heading to the coast in pursuit of money owed by a boating company, and Rob and Gerald size up the assets at a second hand car dealer.

The sheriffs visit a couple who owe £7000 to a former friend who lent them the money as a favour. Can Tommy and Mike get the cash? Rob and Gerald turn detective as they search for a pub landlord who hasn't paid for his stock, and the owner of a garage risks losing valuable equipment if he doesn't pay what he owes.

A caterer hired to prepare a wedding feast hasn't been paid, but when the sheriffs visit the debtor, he reveals a very surprising reason why he thinks he doesn't owe a penny. A standoff at a restaurant in Manchester results in the customers being asked to leave as Rob and Gerald contemplate removing the furniture, and the owner of a garage is not happy when sheriffs Mike and Jon look to seize equipment to settle a debt.

A man spent more than £7000 on an ex-police van, only to find out it was beset with problems. He was refused a refund, and so took the dealer to court. When Billy and Claire pay the company a visit, they get a frosty reception. Meanwhile, Tommy and Jon chase a debt owed by a man who bought a business but failed to pay the full price. The man is short of money, but could a car featured in a Hollywood film help raise some cash?

Sheriffs Ben and Myles have an explosive confrontation at a car dealership when they try to recover money owed to a young first-time car owner who was sold a defective vehicle.

Luke and Grant have an unusual job to do at a pizza takeaway shop when they find an unexpected squatter inside.

An 85-year-old man is owed thousands by a roofing company who failed to pay the money a court awarded him. Can sheriffs James and Mark persuade the company director to pay up?

When an architect fails to pay a five-figure sum to a decorator, the sheriffs have a tricky job finding assets to cover the debt.

In an unusual pre-dawn operation, sheriffs attempt to round up six horses that have been abandoned on an unsuspecting family's field.

Sheriffs Ben and Myles visit a cleaning company that owes money to a former employee. A woman who let her home to tenants tries to get back the money she had to spend on repairs.

Luke and Carl visit a classic car workshop in search of their biggest debt yet, and there's a confrontation in south London as sheriffs try to move on some trespassers.

A small cleaning company hasn't been paid for the work done at a pub more than two years ago. Can the sheriffs call time on the outstanding debt?

Sheriffs are tasked with removing squatters from a shop in north London, and James and Mark are in Birmingham hoping to take away money owed by a kebab shop.

Luke and Carl visit a north London bar in search of money owed to a company who repaired their equipment but didn't get paid for the work.