After only series on TV screens The Neighbourhood has been cancelled, but bosses have admitted that they learned some valuable lessons from the show's format.
The series married high-stakes competition, epic challenges and relatable domestic drama, to offer a completely fresh flavour of reality.
"One of the lessons we’ve learned from that is that people come to ITV for fast turnaround, live reality TV first and foremost. They’ve been served the best in those shows in Love Island and Big Brother and we should stick to that probably.
An ITV Spokeswoman added: "We’re really proud of The Neighbourhood – it was big, bold and ambitious – and we’d like to thank everyone in front of and behind the camera for all of their hard work and dedication in launching the series. Unfortunately, it won’t be returning for a new series currently."
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