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South Wales Guardian
09-07-2025
- Entertainment
- South Wales Guardian
ITV's Grantchester confirmed to be ending after 11th series
Grantchester, which follows a clergyman who helps investigate crimes in a small village, will end after its 11th series. Filming for the final season will begin this month, with Rishi Nair reprising the role of vicar Alphy Kottaram alongside Detective Inspector Geordie Keating, played by Robson Green. Both Nair and Green have said it was "an honour" to star in the beloved show. We're headed back to #GrantchesterPBS for one last adventure! 🔍 It's with happy tears that we announce that Grantchester has begun production on its 11th and final season. ❤️ We're so grateful to all the loyal viewers and can't wait to bring you the final chapter of this story. Grantchester fans are still waiting for series 10 to be released, with it premiering on PBS in the U.S on Sunday, June 15. A UK release date for Grantchester season 10 has not been revealed, but it has now been confirmed that series 11 will be its last. Rishi Nair plays vicar Alphy Kottaram, who helps to investigate crimes in the small village of Grantchester, in Cambridgeshire, alongside Detective Inspector Geordie Keating, played by Robson Green. Happy Valley star James Norton previously starred as the village's vicar, Sidney Chambers, from 2014 to 2019, before Tom Brittney joined as the new vicar, Will Davenport, who was later replaced by Nair's character. It has gained many fans over the years, with one person on IMDb describing it as a "brilliantly written and acted" show. In the final series, Alphy will learn more about his past and will continue to get to know the bishop's daughter, Meg. Elsewhere, the chief superintendent comes to Geordie with a tempting offer that could also mean an end to his crime-solving partnership with Alphy. The show is adapted from the Grantchester Mysteries novels by James Runcie and was developed for TV by Coulman. Green thanked "everyone who has been part of this incredible journey", adding: "It has been an honour to share in the magic of Grantchester, and I am forever grateful for the memories, the friendships, and the love that this journey has given me. I hope I made you proud." Nair also thanked all the cast and crew, and said "it's been the greatest honour to step into the world of Grantchester and be part of a show with so much heart". A post shared by @grantchesteruk On the show's end, writer, series creator and executive producer Daisy Coulam said: At its heart, Grantchester is a show about the power of friendship and love. "For over a decade now, cast and crew (many who've been there since the beginning) have met each summer to film. And it's been an absolute joy. "Thank you to James Runcie for entrusting us with his characters. Thank you to the lovely people of real Grantchester. Thank you to everyone who's been a part of the show in any way, big or small. I'll miss you terribly." Following the news, many fans were sad to hear of the show's end. One said: "Nooo, please, this is devastating. This was my comfort show. We need a Leonard spin-off!" Another added: "I've been complaining that the seasons are too short, and here you are ending the series." Recommended reading: A third said: "Can hardly wait, and will be very sad to see this show leave." "So sad to see that Granchester is ending. Truly love this show and its entire cast of characters," said another gutted fan. Grantchester series one to nine are available on ITVX.
BBC News
09-07-2025
- Entertainment
- BBC News
ITV drama Grantchester to end following 11th series
A TV crime drama named after a Cambridgeshire village is to end following its 11th Grantchester features Robson Green as Det Insp Geordie Keating, helping to solve crimes in the village near Cambridge alongside vicar Alphy Kottaram, played by Rishi on the novels of James Runcie, the show initially starred Happy Valley star James Norton as the village vicar, Sidney Chambers, before Tom Brittney joined as new clergyman, Will 60, said it had "been an honour to share in the magic of Grantchester" and he was "forever grateful for the memories, the friendships, and the love". "Emma Kingsman Lloyd [executive producer] and Daisy Coulam [writer and series creator], from that very first day you gave me the extraordinary opportunity to be part of this experience," he added. The BBC has contacted ITV for a comment on the announcement. Nair, 34, said: "It's been the greatest honour to step into the world of Grantchester and be part of a show with so much heart."He is about to start filming his third series, in which his character will learn more about his past and will continue to get to know the bishop's daughter, the chief superintendent comes to Geordie with an offer that could also mean an end to his crime-solving partnership with the village show began in 2014 and averaged 6.6m viewers in its first series, which was set in the 1950s. Filming on the final series will being shortly, but ITV has yet to confirm when the 10th series will be screened. Follow Cambridgeshire news on BBC Sounds, Facebook, Instagram and X.
Glasgow Times
09-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
ITV's Grantchester confirmed to be ending after 11th series
Grantchester, which follows a clergyman who helps investigate crimes in a small village, will end after its 11th series. Filming for the final season will begin this month, with Rishi Nair reprising the role of vicar Alphy Kottaram alongside Detective Inspector Geordie Keating, played by Robson Green. Both Nair and Green have said it was "an honour" to star in the beloved show. We're headed back to #GrantchesterPBS for one last adventure! 🔍 It's with happy tears that we announce that Grantchester has begun production on its 11th and final season. ❤️ We're so grateful to all the loyal viewers and can't wait to bring you the final chapter of this story. — MASTERPIECE | PBS (@masterpiecepbs) July 8, 2025 ITV's Grantchester confirmed to be ending after 11th series Grantchester fans are still waiting for series 10 to be released, with it premiering on PBS in the U.S on Sunday, June 15. A UK release date for Grantchester season 10 has not been revealed, but it has now been confirmed that series 11 will be its last. Rishi Nair plays vicar Alphy Kottaram, who helps to investigate crimes in the small village of Grantchester, in Cambridgeshire, alongside Detective Inspector Geordie Keating, played by Robson Green. Happy Valley star James Norton previously starred as the village's vicar, Sidney Chambers, from 2014 to 2019, before Tom Brittney joined as the new vicar, Will Davenport, who was later replaced by Nair's character. It has gained many fans over the years, with one person on IMDb describing it as a "brilliantly written and acted" show. In the final series, Alphy will learn more about his past and will continue to get to know the bishop's daughter, Meg. Elsewhere, the chief superintendent comes to Geordie with a tempting offer that could also mean an end to his crime-solving partnership with Alphy. The show is adapted from the Grantchester Mysteries novels by James Runcie and was developed for TV by Coulman. Green thanked "everyone who has been part of this incredible journey", adding: "It has been an honour to share in the magic of Grantchester, and I am forever grateful for the memories, the friendships, and the love that this journey has given me. I hope I made you proud." Nair also thanked all the cast and crew, and said "it's been the greatest honour to step into the world of Grantchester and be part of a show with so much heart". On the show's end, writer, series creator and executive producer Daisy Coulam said: At its heart, Grantchester is a show about the power of friendship and love. "For over a decade now, cast and crew (many who've been there since the beginning) have met each summer to film. And it's been an absolute joy. "Thank you to James Runcie for entrusting us with his characters. Thank you to the lovely people of real Grantchester. Thank you to everyone who's been a part of the show in any way, big or small. I'll miss you terribly." Fans 'devastated' as ITV's Grantchester confirmed to be ending Following the news, many fans were sad to hear of the show's end. One said: "Nooo, please, this is devastating. This was my comfort show. We need a Leonard spin-off!" Another added: "I've been complaining that the seasons are too short, and here you are ending the series." Recommended reading: A third said: "Can hardly wait, and will be very sad to see this show leave." "So sad to see that Granchester is ending. Truly love this show and its entire cast of characters," said another gutted fan. Grantchester series one to nine are available on ITVX.
Yahoo
09-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Fans 'devastated' as 'brilliant' ITV crime drama set to end after 11 series
ITV has confirmed that one of its popular and long-running crime dramas is set to end. Grantchester, which follows a clergyman who helps investigate crimes in a small village, will end after its 11th series. Filming for the final season will begin this month, with Rishi Nair reprising the role of vicar Alphy Kottaram alongside Detective Inspector Geordie Keating, played by Robson Green. Both Nair and Green have said it was "an honour" to star in the beloved show. We're headed back to #GrantchesterPBS for one last adventure! 🔍 It's with happy tears that we announce that Grantchester has begun production on its 11th and final season. ❤️ We're so grateful to all the loyal viewers and can't wait to bring you the final chapter of this story. — MASTERPIECE | PBS (@masterpiecepbs) July 8, 2025 Grantchester fans are still waiting for series 10 to be released, with it premiering on PBS in the U.S on Sunday, June 15. A UK release date for Grantchester season 10 has not been revealed, but it has now been confirmed that series 11 will be its last. Rishi Nair plays vicar Alphy Kottaram, who helps to investigate crimes in the small village of Grantchester, in Cambridgeshire, alongside Detective Inspector Geordie Keating, played by Robson Green. Happy Valley star James Norton previously starred as the village's vicar, Sidney Chambers, from 2014 to 2019, before Tom Brittney joined as the new vicar, Will Davenport, who was later replaced by Nair's character. It has gained many fans over the years, with one person on IMDb describing it as a "brilliantly written and acted" show. In the final series, Alphy will learn more about his past and will continue to get to know the bishop's daughter, Meg. Elsewhere, the chief superintendent comes to Geordie with a tempting offer that could also mean an end to his crime-solving partnership with Alphy. The show is adapted from the Grantchester Mysteries novels by James Runcie and was developed for TV by Coulman. Green thanked "everyone who has been part of this incredible journey", adding: "It has been an honour to share in the magic of Grantchester, and I am forever grateful for the memories, the friendships, and the love that this journey has given me. I hope I made you proud." Nair also thanked all the cast and crew, and said "it's been the greatest honour to step into the world of Grantchester and be part of a show with so much heart". On the show's end, writer, series creator and executive producer Daisy Coulam said: At its heart, Grantchester is a show about the power of friendship and love. "For over a decade now, cast and crew (many who've been there since the beginning) have met each summer to film. And it's been an absolute joy. "Thank you to James Runcie for entrusting us with his characters. Thank you to the lovely people of real Grantchester. Thank you to everyone who's been a part of the show in any way, big or small. I'll miss you terribly." Following the news, many fans were sad to hear of the show's end. One said: "Nooo, please, this is devastating. This was my comfort show. We need a Leonard spin-off!" Another added: "I've been complaining that the seasons are too short, and here you are ending the series." Recommended reading: 'Top-class' ITV show ending after two series following 'difficult decision' 'B***** brilliant' BBC show adored by fans 'ending' after three seasons This City is Ours viewers receive 'best news' as BBC confirms show's return A third said: "Can hardly wait, and will be very sad to see this show leave." "So sad to see that Granchester is ending. Truly love this show and its entire cast of characters," said another gutted fan. Grantchester series one to nine are available on ITVX.
The Herald Scotland
09-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Herald Scotland
ITV's Grantchester confirmed to be ending after 11th series
Filming for the final season will begin this month, with Rishi Nair reprising the role of vicar Alphy Kottaram alongside Detective Inspector Geordie Keating, played by Robson Green. Both Nair and Green have said it was "an honour" to star in the beloved show. We're headed back to #GrantchesterPBS for one last adventure! 🔍 It's with happy tears that we announce that Grantchester has begun production on its 11th and final season. ❤️ We're so grateful to all the loyal viewers and can't wait to bring you the final chapter of this story. — MASTERPIECE | PBS (@masterpiecepbs) July 8, 2025 ITV's Grantchester confirmed to be ending after 11th series Grantchester fans are still waiting for series 10 to be released, with it premiering on PBS in the U.S on Sunday, June 15. A UK release date for Grantchester season 10 has not been revealed, but it has now been confirmed that series 11 will be its last. Rishi Nair plays vicar Alphy Kottaram, who helps to investigate crimes in the small village of Grantchester, in Cambridgeshire, alongside Detective Inspector Geordie Keating, played by Robson Green. Happy Valley star James Norton previously starred as the village's vicar, Sidney Chambers, from 2014 to 2019, before Tom Brittney joined as the new vicar, Will Davenport, who was later replaced by Nair's character. It has gained many fans over the years, with one person on IMDb describing it as a "brilliantly written and acted" show. In the final series, Alphy will learn more about his past and will continue to get to know the bishop's daughter, Meg. Elsewhere, the chief superintendent comes to Geordie with a tempting offer that could also mean an end to his crime-solving partnership with Alphy. The show is adapted from the Grantchester Mysteries novels by James Runcie and was developed for TV by Coulman. Green thanked "everyone who has been part of this incredible journey", adding: "It has been an honour to share in the magic of Grantchester, and I am forever grateful for the memories, the friendships, and the love that this journey has given me. I hope I made you proud." Nair also thanked all the cast and crew, and said "it's been the greatest honour to step into the world of Grantchester and be part of a show with so much heart". On the show's end, writer, series creator and executive producer Daisy Coulam said: At its heart, Grantchester is a show about the power of friendship and love. "For over a decade now, cast and crew (many who've been there since the beginning) have met each summer to film. And it's been an absolute joy. "Thank you to James Runcie for entrusting us with his characters. Thank you to the lovely people of real Grantchester. Thank you to everyone who's been a part of the show in any way, big or small. I'll miss you terribly." Fans 'devastated' as ITV's Grantchester confirmed to be ending Following the news, many fans were sad to hear of the show's end. One said: "Nooo, please, this is devastating. This was my comfort show. We need a Leonard spin-off!" Another added: "I've been complaining that the seasons are too short, and here you are ending the series." Recommended reading: A third said: "Can hardly wait, and will be very sad to see this show leave." "So sad to see that Granchester is ending. Truly love this show and its entire cast of characters," said another gutted fan. Grantchester series one to nine are available on ITVX.
