Declan Lawn and Adam Patterson created the drama alongside executive producers Stephen Wright and Louise Gallagher back in 2023. The duo have written on every season since then. Seasons 3 and 4 were confirmed as a dual renewal in 2024, meaning the storyline across the two runs was planned together.
"It has been a massive privilege to tell these stories, many of them drawn from real life people who shared their experiences with us. Thanks to them, to everyone who made the show, and to everyone who watched and supported Blue Lights over the last four years. End of shift!"
"We would like to thank everyone - the BBC, our co-creators Stephen Wright at Two Cities and Louise Gallagher at Gallagher Films, our incredible cast and crew - who have made writing Blue Lights such a special experience for us. Sharp eyes save lives."
The series is said to take a look at the titular mechanism, the D-notice, which allows the government to advise journalists about national security.
The spokesperson said: "Following co-creators and writers Declan and Adam’s decision, we would like to thank them for four series of the multi award-winning drama which have captivated viewers from across the UK. We are taking a beat and talking to the producers about what’s next for Blue Lights."
Meanwhile, co-creators and executive producers Wright and Gallagher, said: "We wish Declan and Adam every success for the future and thank them for their dedication and commitment to the series over the last four years. We are talking to the BBC about what’s next for Blue Lights."
Meanwhile, Siân Brooke's Grace was seen becoming a detective and got engaged to Martin McCann's Stevie.
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