Beat Life on the Street returns to ITV1 on Sunday 27 January. The six part series picks up the story of two Neighbourhood Police teams - one in Lancashire and the other in Oxford and will be joining Community Units from Inspectors to PCSO's as they work with other Agencies to try and make our environments safer and pleasanter places to live and work.

To view a promo of the series visit the ITV website where you can also see clips introducing the the main characters as well as get some useful tips on how to deal with all kinds of anti social behaviour from noisy neighbours to protecting your car.

About programme 1
In the opening programme we meet experienced PCSO Jackie Fulham who is trying to sort out kids playing football where they shouldn't on the Ingol Estate in Preston. The residents on the Estate are keen for the Police to do something about it, and of course Jackie jumps into action. Down in Oxford PC Rob Fisher has a tricky assignment to deal with, he's trying to track down the owner of a dangerous dog. He's had reports that a possibly dangerous and illegal American Pit Bull may be residing in a house on the Risinghurst Estate, but it's not going to be simple to get to the bottom of this. Over in the City Centre Sergeant Andy Thompson is the Community Officer involved with keeping the lid on the action on a Friday night, and with the new students back it's a busy one. Whilst on the Brookfield Estate in Preston we meet PC Abid Majid for the first time as he tries to track down a missing boy. We also see Anti Social Behaviour Officer David Lingard in action. He's the troubleshooter for the local private Housing Association, and he's not afraid to tell bad tenants what they are doing wrong. Beat Life on the Street returns to ITV1 on Sunday 27 January. The six part series picks up the story of two Neighbourhood Police teams - one in Lancashire and the other in Oxford and will be joining Community Units from Inspectors to PCSO's as they work with other Agencies to try and make our environments safer and pleasanter places to live and work.