Episode 6
The brickies are back to where it all began, on site in Stoke-on-Trent where houses, apartments and a new sports and social club are being built. This is their biggest challenge, as the giant gable ends of the new club are built.
Kuda tells the story of a dramatic knife attack he experienced. Later, his long-running struggle to buy his first house reaches its conclusion.
Meanwhile, Tom C reflects on the challenges he's faced over the past weeks. He also gets the chance to develop his career opportunities by taking his first-ever forklift lesson.
With the final visit of the big boss looming and roofing contractors booked in, staffing setbacks hit the site and the build looks in jeopardy. Jack hopes to motivate the brickies with the promise of beers at a newly finished bar in his back garden.
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