Bargain Loving Brits by the Sea - Episode Guide

Lorraine and Neville race to buy an Elvis Presley stature to add to the shrine to the 1960s in their themed B&B in Skegness, while Blackpool drag venue Funny Girls searches for a new star.

Holidaymakers Mick and Joanne from the Midlands fall for Scarborough's charms on their first visit, so much so they begin considering making a permanent move. In Skegness, John Nuttall, his ex-wife Michelle and their 14-year-old daughter Thalia welcome a new addition to their donkey family, while a heatwave in Blackpool means a chance for self-made millionaire Howard to maximise his car-parking profits.

DJ Jason Fubar is hanging up his headphones to overhaul a bar on Blackpool prom, but his tight £10,000 budget means calling in favours and doing lots of the work himself. In Skegness, 1960s-themed B&B owner Lorraine's hopes of impressing first-time visitors from Filey hang in the balance when her matching linen is stolen.

Daisy and Matt from Skegness seal sanctuary Natureland try to boost visitor numbers to help fund their work rescuing seal pups in distress along the Lincolnshire coast. At the Harbourside Gift Shop in Scarborough, owner Dawn Jackson's son Miles is convinced visitors will flock to try out his seagull-flavoured rock, but his mum is sceptical.

In Scarborough, there's a disaster for Danny and boss Rudy at their interactive horror house on the front when the machine that powers the scares breaks down, while Ann reveals the secrets of selling souvenirs in Blackpool. Skegness B&B owners Lorraine and Neville decide whether to sell their business and enjoy retirement.

Darren lands a trial run as manager of a new drag bar in Blackpool, but to make his job permanent he needs to hit the Saturday night target of £4,000 in sales. In Skegness, brothers Taj and TK are on a mission to revolutionise the local bar scene and challenge marketing manager Matt to come up with a plan to drive daytime business.

Documentary following Britons looking to live the high life on a low budget in some of the country's favourite holiday resorts.

Documentary following Britons looking to live the high life on a low budget in some of the country's favourite holiday resorts.

Following a fresh crop of hard grafters who weave holiday magic for visitors to the popular seaside towns of Skegness and Blackpool. First up is Belinda, an entertainer and singer who lives in Skegness. It's been a tough couple of years for Belinda, as the gigs she needs to survive simply haven't been happening. But she's got a good feeling about this season, and she finally has a booking at her local village hall, where there will be a very special guest in attendance.

In Skegness, John Nuttall takes on a young apprentice for his donkey rides business when his daughter Talia reveals she will be away for the majority of the busy summer season. Over in Scarborough, Miles and his group of volunteers are determined to clear the beach of any plastic and rubbish before the tourists arrive for summer.

In this episode, we meet a fresh crop of the hard grafters who weave holiday magic for visitors to the iconic seaside towns of Scarborough, Skegness and Blackpool. Taj and TK Bola, serial entrepreneurs in the seaside town of Skegness, have hatched another brilliant business plan. They run a bar and nightclub complex near the seafront and are opening up a whole new floor dedicated to creating photo-worthy ‘Instagram Moments' for their holidaymaker guests. There's a lot of work to do in order for the floor to be ready — with building work to finish, giant props to put in place and an Italian supercar to polish that's been lifted in to wow the customers! We're there with the pair on opening night as they nervously wait to see if customers are drawn to the new floor and whether all the investment will work. Over in Blackpool, entertainer Max is working with his troupe of dancers, singers and contortionists to stage a new show in one of the resort's hotels. Behind the scenes during rehearsals, we see the work that needs to be done to perfect the individual performers' routines and some of the risky, potentially bone-breaking moves they have to pull off. A lot depends on the opening night — because the hotel's management team are in town to watch. If Max and the team can nail their performance, they could be awarded a six-month contract for the show. But with lots of technical issues cropping up, can they keep their calm? We also meet Debbie, a fundraising whizz working for a local animal sanctuary charity. Debbie is totally passionate about raising money for a good cause — and doesn't mind looking silly in the process! This week, she's getting ready for a local fair where she's aiming to raise awareness of the charity and £200 to go towards the care of the animals. But, first, she's got to source and try on the most flamboyant, animal-themed fancy dress possible. Once at the fair, will her clucking marvellous outfit draw the crowds and attract the cash?

Scarborough gift-shop owner Miles has a plan to sell his own brand of water from the stores and has had a special label made up to stick on the bottles, while Blackpool cafe owners Lisa and Kurt are opening a nostalgic film and video store.

In Skegness, John and his daughter Thalia take their beloved donkey business to the next level. At Toulson Court B&B, James, affectionately known as the Singing Chef, treats his guests to a mini music festival every morning.

Cameras follow puppet enthusiast and Blackpool bed and breakfast-owner Martin Scott Price, whose traditional British seaside Punch and Judy show is a hit with the kids. We join Martin on the opening day of his personal puppet museum, conveniently located in his own B&B.

In Blackpool, comedy club owner Ryan Gleeson and his wife Jen hope to make the last bank holiday weekend of the summer a roaring success. However, at the last minute, one of their acts, Simon Wozniak, can't make it. Ryan brings in close friend and comedy legend Mick Miller to help judge auditions from three budding comedians who hope to fill in for Simon.

Entrepreneur duo and brothers Taj and TK Bola are putting the ‘ice' into ‘enticement' this summer with their newest venture. The Ice Experience is Taj and TK's newest bar in Skegness, and the boys are hoping to lure in holidaymakers with the promise of cooler things. They need to acquire ski jackets to help guests manage the bar's sub-zero temperatures... but it's proving difficult to source them in mid-summer.

Blackpool's beloved Adam and Phil are spreading their wings and exploring new horizons… heading to Skegness! The couple want to buy a caravan that will serve as their own holiday home when they want it, and a rentable holiday home for the public for the rest of the year. We join the two as they hunt for their dream caravan, but will they be able to stick to their budget?

Did somebody say Skegvegas? Thirty-two-year-old Ian Russell is planning to fill the Skegness streets with music through his charity music event, Scorp Fest. He's hoping to raise enough money to donate large sums to two charities that are meaningful to him and his life's journey.