Waterloo Road to end next year

[Samantha.]

I stopped watching it when Budgen died! It was slowly going downhill so probably a good thing that they're stopping it before they kill it.

[dbgtz]

To be honest it's actually been OK since he's been gone.

I really need to re-watch the series I have yet to see again.

Also what happened to Kyle Stack in the end? Or did he just never reappear again?

[Mark]

can't say i'm surprised because it lost its touch in recent years

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/soaps/s2...oAgwf9KDeYBPVD

This! The writers have been crap ever since they moved north. I wouldn't be surprised if it has been losing viewers and the BBC are axing it to save money.

[UnrealGoffEmo]

I hope they go out with a dramatic ending and not a sad one though.

They should bring that lesbian headmistress back. She was by far one of my favourite characters.

Rachel Mason yeah ... Rachel was brilliant (as was all those from around the Rachel Mason/Bex Fisher crossover era) The only decent two characters these day's are Kevin and Darren I think!

[myles]

i couldnt stand it, it was awfully cheesy

[Chris]

Waterloo Road building to be knocked down following show cancellation

The setting for BBC's Waterloo Road, the former Greenock Academy building in Renfrewshire, Scotland, is to be demolished.

The show's cancellation, announced earlier this week (April 2), has led to the green light for the 160-year-old school site to be re-purposed and sold off by the council for redevelopment.

Not surprising but a shame nonetheless.

[davecool656]

Sad that it will be ending

[dbgtz]

Is the first half of series 10 this year?

[Chris]

Is the first half of series 10 this year?

Yeah it's later this year. I guess the second half will be at the start of next year.

[xxMATTGxx]

This! The writers have been crap ever since they moved north. I wouldn't be surprised if it has been losing viewers and the BBC are axing it to save money.

If we go by this then the viewers really hasn't changed that much across the years: