John Craven and Jules Hudson meet farmers restoring hay meadows to the Allendale Valley.
John Craven and Jules Hudson meet a community group refusing to let their spirit die.
John Craven and Jules Hudson meet the volunteers at work on the Lancaster canal.
John Craven and Jules Hudson visit Sheffield to try their hands at steel working.
John Craven and Jules Hudson visit Derbyshire, where Jules makes some artisan bread.
John Craven and Jules Hudson travel across the borderlands of Cheshire and Denbighshire
John Craven and Jules Hudson explore the peaks and plains of Powys and Shropshire.
Featuring miners' cottages on the Stiperstones and Stokesay Court in Shropshire.
Meeting the people saving the disappearing heritage of Herefordshire and Monmouthshire.
John and Jules travel around the ancient Forest of Dean and the dramatic Welsh valleys.
John and Jules are at Swanage pier in Dorset where they join the party at Illminster carnival for a show stopping performance they hope will not be their last.
John and Jules get the chance to experience life in the last oak bark tannery in the country. They also talk to a woman who has built a traditional sailing boat and visit a youth club who are finding new ways to tell stories about the past in Dorchester.
Britain's Heritage Heroes: Episode 13 John and Jules are in Devon which is home to five areas of outstanding natural beauty and two national parks.
John and Jules end up joining forces with some of the heroes and heroines of Devon to find the last little ship to leave Dunkirk in 1944.
John and Jules are in Cornwall where the region's artists, fishermen and miners have all made their mark on the country's history.