Candour Launches Geordie Coppers on Channel 4 at 10pm

Geordie coppers began on Channel 4 on 14th September at 10pm, opening a weekly look at Northumbria Police and Newcastle's City Safe partnership.

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Candour Launches Geordie Coppers on Channel 4 at 10pm

Geordie coppers began on Channel 4 at 10pm on Monday 14th September, putting Newcastle's City Safe partnership on screen from the first minute. Candour's new series follows Northumbria Police as they patrol Newcastle and surrounding areas, with fresh episodes now set for every Monday night at 10pm.

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Candour and Newcastle City Council

Candour said: "Our new C4 series Geordie Coppers starts on September 14 and shows what it takes to make Newcastle one of the best cities in the UK." The company also said: "We go behind the scenes with Newcastle’s City Safe Partnership, showing how Northumbria Police, the NE1 Street Rangers and Newcastle City Council work together to keep the city centre safe, bustling, and full of character."

That setup makes the series more than a routine police-format addition. It places Northumbria Police alongside the NE1 Street Rangers and Newcastle City Council, which means the programme is built around cooperation rather than a single enforcement line, and that is the clearer story for viewers who want to see how city-centre safety is managed in practice.

Every Monday night

New episodes air every Monday night at 10pm, and the series is available on Channel 4 and Channel 4's streaming platform. For viewers, the schedule is straightforward: the launch is already in place, the weekly slot is fixed, and the format is set up to show how Newcastle's City Safe partnership works in real time rather than as a one-off special.

Candour also made The Essex Millionaire Murder and The Dunblane Tapes, so Geordie Coppers arrives as another title in an established police-documentary run. The unanswered question is simple and practical: how long the series will run is not stated, so the safest expectation is a weekly slot that continues until Channel 4 says otherwise.

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