Restoration Man – Thursday 17 Sep 2015

AO Tonight, George Clarke is in Lancashire where he meets Matt and his future father-in-law Mike who are combining their resources to convert a huge water filtration plant into two semi-detached houses.

G A Cheshire couple battle to turn an 85 foot art deco water tower into a six-storey house they'll never want to leave. And then, what kind of furniture will they fill it with?

G George catches up with Carol and Majid's brick water-tower conversion. Has the heritage property combined well with their 21st-century design innovations?

G In Harrogate, restoration novices Mark and Laura have hatched a plan to turn two beautiful church buildings into family homes. But will their high standards prove too costly?

G Returning: Bruce Woodall started restoring a Georgian gazebo tower on top of Pembroke's medieval city walls 30 years ago. But recent planning laws threaten to shut down the build for good.

G George Clarke visits Lee Head at his Victorian railway station project in Northumberland. Will the conversion turn out to be the opportunity of a lifetime?

G Colin and Emma Hewes convert a disused Edwardian church into a family home.

G Series Final. George catches up with Ian and Jayne, who bought a large derelict Victorian school in the valleys of west Wales to convert into a home and a site for their new eco business.

G George catches up with Nik and Vanessa and their immaculate 19th century gatehouse cottage that was so tiny they couldn't fit a proper bathroom inside.

G Yorkshire couple Carol and Majid embark on an ambitious adventure, transforming a brick water tower into a five-storey home. But unexpected costs and legal problems hit the project.