Next Episode of Call the Bailiffs: Time to Pay Up is
Season 4 / Episode 5 and airs on 23 September 2026 19:00
Series following the work of enforcement agents as they execute High Court writs on behalf of people desperate to recover money they are owed.
Agents Joe and Steve head to North London to recover a debt of more than £6,000 owed by an estate agent to a former client. Agents Mark and Sam face the difficult task of collecting money owed for unpaid utilities. In East Sussex, agent Alex is pursuing unpaid energy debts left behind by a closed ice-cream shop.
Agents Mark and Sam pursue a company ordered by an employment tribunal to repay money unlawfully deducted from a former employee's wages. On arrival, the company director insists the debt is being challenged and refuses to pay. Agent Alex tracks down a company that owes more than £2,000 in unpaid legal fees to a solicitor's firm.
Agents Joe and Steve are tasked with recovering money owed by a private medical company that has failed to pay outstanding invoices to another business. Lewis pursues a former tenant who owes more than £20,000 in rent arrears and Alex heads to the headquarters of an international airline to enforce a judgment awarded to a customer following a delayed flight.
Enforcement Agents Joe and Steve attend an outdoor paving supplies company to recover a debt of nearly £3,000. Enforcement agent Mark attends a debt of more than £22,000 - the debtor claims he has filed for bankruptcy and cannot pay. Also, Lewis is pursuing a home care provider that owes more than £4,000 for an unpaid invoice.
Agents Joe and Steve are up before dawn to track down a debtor who has spent years avoiding payment of service charges owed on her housing estate. Agent Lewis is pursuing a roofing company that owes a former customer more than £2,700. Also, Joe and Steve attend a hotel that owes more than £13,000 to a former guest following a successful claim for lost luggage.
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