Scrap Kings

In Preston, an old pub gets smashed to pieces as former regulars pop in to say goodbye. I

In West Yorkshire, an old fire station training tower tumbles to the ground in huge lumps.

In Lancashire, a 1950s church must be stripped of its assets.

A council housing estate in Oxfordshire is flattened but nesting birds and asbestos are holding up the team.

In Suffolk, an old waterside animal feed factory produces a strange black liquid to hold up its demolition.

In Oxfordshire, a giant high reach digger is called in to take down an office block.

In Jersey, the old cable car station must be cut up and dug out at the top of a hill fort but there’s only one narrow pathway off site.

In Rutland, an old halfway house for ex-offenders must be demolished but it digs up secrets from the past.

In London, all work must stop after asbestos is found on the half demolished 6th floor of an office block.

A concrete and steel walkway drops from above in one piece causing issues in Jersey.

In Hampshire, a huge sports centre provides the entertainment for Dave, Ricky and Sam as they break up a swimming pool, gym and two squash courts.

In Bradford, a police station is broken apart with parts of the building salvaged for a museum and trendy London bar.

In Surrey, an old house is stripped for its architectural salvage with chimney pots, radiators and floorboards converted for cash.

In Cambridgeshire over sixty metres of history disappears in five seconds as an iconic 1960s chimney is blown to pieces.

In Bristol the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge gets a demolition style makeover.

In Bradford one of Britain’s ugliest buildings is blown to pieces as the centre of the city is shut down.

A petrol station in Preston runs out of fuel as the crew get pumped up to munch down on the filling station.

In Grimsby, a thirty-year-old pile of pigeon muck presents a shovel load of problems for the crew.

In Yorkshire a titanic struggle with giant steel yacht which must be sliced up but it's too high to go under motorway bridges.

A flour mill for bread with "nowt taken out" is ground to dust in Castleford.