Documentary
Our Stories
Fly-on-the-wall documentaries take viewers inside workplaces, public services and everyday institutions, from hospitals and railways to schools, gardens and airports. Recent uploads are predominantly substantial full episodes or multi-episode compilations, with recurring series that follow people and operations over time. Our Stories suits viewers seeking accessible factual television with a strong observational focus, while policing and incident-led episodes may cover mature real-world situations.
Editorially reviewed:

Based on 20 recent videos
Assessed 08 September 2026
Editorial note
WorthWatch verdict
Best for
viewers of access-led British workplace documentaries
Strength
ground-level portraits of public services, transport and rescue work
Consider if
you prefer observational storytelling over expert-led analysis
Recent videos
Latest from the source
Deep Dive
Our Stories: Inside Everyday Institutions
Main focus
Our Stories brings fly-on-the-wall documentaries into hospitals, schools, railways, airports and other public-facing settings. Its programmes follow staff, visitors and everyday operations, making institutions and working lives the centre of the viewing experience.
Why it matters
Choosing a full episode can give viewers a grounded route into how public services and workplaces operate day to day. Recurring series and longer compilations also make it easy to spend time with a setting beyond a single incident.
Style
Full-length observational episodes and multi-episode compilations give Our Stories a television-documentary rhythm. Access-led filming follows people at work and captures routine pressures, decisions and encounters as they unfold.
Consistency
Across a broad 941-video collection, full episodes and multi-part compilations return to workplaces, public services and everyday institutions, with recurring series following people and operations over time.
- Hospitals and healthcare settings
- Schools and education
- Policing and emergency response
- Railways, airports and transport
- Public services and workplaces
- Everyday institutional life
Policing, emergency and hospital programmes can include crime, drug dealing, distressing incidents or medical settings; episode titles may foreground dramatic moments.




