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All Creatures Great and Small season 7: Release date and latest news

Are we heading back to Skeldale?

Six people in vintage 1930s-style clothing pose outside a building marked “Veterinary Surgeon,” surrounded by greenery.

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Published: Tuesday, 15 September 2026 at 12:40 pm

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All Creatures Great and Small returns this week for its seventh season – and as ever, there are plenty of comings and goings to keep you entertained across its six shiny new episodes.

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While the war is firmly behind them and Skeldale House full once more, there are still challenges ahead.

James and Siegfried must contend with the arrival of new vet, Granville Bennett, while Helen is forced to have a frank conversation with her dad Richard about the future of the farm.

"We need to start saying goodbye to the old way of life and starting a new one."

Elsewhere, Mrs Hall must adjust to Siegfried and Dorothy's deepening relationship, while Tristan's relationship with Charlotte is threatened by the prospect of her potentially leaving.

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Read on for everything you need to know about All Creatures Great and Small season 7.

All Creatures Great and Small season 7 release date: When will it air?

The latest instalment will debut on Thursday 17 September at 9pm on 5.

Behind-the-scenes spin-off All Creatures Great and Small: Behind the Magic will air at 9pm on Friday 18 September.

All Creatures Great and Small season 7 cast: New and returning faces

Four men in vintage-style clothing pose outdoors on hay bales, with rolling green countryside and stone walls behind them.

Samuel West (Siegfried Farnon), Callum Woodhouse (Tristan Farnon), Caolan McCarthy (Granville Bennett), Nicholas Ralph (James Herriot). 5

As ever, the following will all be back:

Also reprising their roles are:

Caolan McCarthy (Belfast) has also joined the cast as rival vet Granville Bennett.

They will all be joined by numerous other guest stars across the six episodes.

All Creatures Great and Small season 7 plot: What will happen?

Three people in vintage clothing sit around a dining table indoors, while a bearded man stands between them and appears to be speaking.

L-R: Maimie McCoy (Dorothy), Samuel West (Siegfried Farnon), Anna Madeley (Mrs Hall). 5

Season 7 picks up in 1946, with World War II firmly in the rear-view mirror and Skeldale House "once again full, and livelier than ever, as familiar faces reunite under one roof and look ahead to a hopeful new chapter", according to the official series description.

It continues: "James is excited about new developments in veterinary medicine, but a new vet in the area threatens the status quo.

"The world at large may be changing, but inside this slice of Yorkshire, the Dales will always offer the same perfect escapism. Packed with warmth, humour and community spirit, the series brings more heartwarming tales of people and animals alike."

All Creatures Great and Small season 7 trailer: Can I watch it?

Yes - the magical trailer is available to watch right now.

Enjoy it below.

All Creatures Great and Small season 7 will premiere on Thursday 17 September at 9pm on 5. All Creatures Great and Small: Behind the Magic will air at 9pm on Friday 18 September.

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Abby RobinsonDrama Editor

Abby Robinson is the Drama Editor for Radio Times, covering TV drama and comedy titles. She previously worked at Digital Spy as a TV writer, and as a content writer at Mumsnet. She possesses a postgraduate diploma and a degree in English Studies.

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