Together TV TV Guide — Wednesday, 22 July 2026

Antiques and reclamation yard-owner Daniel Dawson-Gordon and his team as reclaim, restore and repair items - bringing the unloved back to life and selling them to new homes. In this episode, Daniel is keen to get a valuation on a 10ft antique ceramic green fireplace that he bought on eBay for £5,000, but thinks it could be worth considerably more. The trouble is, it's in 35 pieces - so the team pieces it together like a giant jigsaw before a valuation from a renowned ceramics expert

The Barclay boys are at the Royal Highland Show, where they show their pedigree Beltex and finest Suffolks before going head to head in the Young Handlers competition. It's also a major event for budding young farmers Rachel and Camy, who are pinning their hopes on their Cheviot lamb Patch. Back in Moray, Nikki and Ollie prepare a show of their own as they open their gates to the public

Robson and podcaster Rosie Ramsey visit a forest camp in Northumberland set up to help Army veterans, where they sign up for a bushcraft lesson, attempt to build a shelter and make a fire. They also enjoy a buggy race, before Robson meets the horses whose company can help in the treatment of anxiety

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Charlie Dimmock returns to Fareham, Leicester and Shefford to see some past transformations and find out how her work has affected the lives of the garden owners. In Fareham, Hampshire, Vanessa and Alan have continued to improve on their Mediterranean wonder with olive trees, old stone walls and a giant Scots pine. A family in Leicester explains how their garden renovation has improved their lives and a tiny plot in Shefford has now become a multi-functional garden

Alan Titchmarsh and his team come to the aid of nonagenarian Roberta and her 86-year-old best friend and carer Enid, who live together in a retirement bungalow in Wiveliscombe, Somerset. Originally from Liverpool, the two plucky pensioners have helped each other out countless times throughout the course of their friendship, which has lasted seven decades. However, they now find themselves trapped in their home by a treacherous slope in their garden, so Alan plans to set them free by designing a future-proofed garden in a vintage style

In Portugal's capital city, Lisbon, a pair of loved-up newbies join the trip, while one celeb is sadly missing in action. The group also heads to the beach for some paddleboarding

Antiques and reclamation yard-owner Daniel Dawson-Gordon and his team as reclaim, restore and repair items - bringing the unloved back to life and selling them to new homes. In this episode, Daniel is keen to get a valuation on a 10ft antique ceramic green fireplace that he bought on eBay for £5,000, but thinks it could be worth considerably more. The trouble is, it's in 35 pieces - so the team pieces it together like a giant jigsaw before a valuation from a renowned ceramics expert

Charlie Dimmock returns to Fareham, Leicester and Shefford to see some past transformations and find out how her work has affected the lives of the garden owners. In Fareham, Hampshire, Vanessa and Alan have continued to improve on their Mediterranean wonder with olive trees, old stone walls and a giant Scots pine. A family in Leicester explains how their garden renovation has improved their lives and a tiny plot in Shefford has now become a multi-functional garden

Former Emmerdale actress Charlie Hardwick shows Robson the hidden gems of the East Durham coastline. The pair take an art class on the sand, a wellness choir teacher shows how singing outdoors can be good for mind and body, and Robson signs up for a session with a forest bathing instructor among the trees of Hamsterley Forest

Archaeologists Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn team up with historian Ruth Goodman as they move to Morwellham Quay in Devon and try to take the port - once one of Britain's busiest - back to life as it was during its Edwardian heyday. They begin by setting up home in a cottage as they wait for the arrival of their first livestock, and set out to prepare the ground for cropping by making tons of quicklime fertiliser to neutralise the acidity of the soil