Location ID: #10223793
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Disused market in Burslem, Stoke.
Location ID: #10223794
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Location ID: #10270996
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This 114 hectare site adopts the high ground between the coast and the countryside with stunning views of both. the country park is an ex Forestry Commission site owned and managed by Dorset Council's Ranger Team. There is great habitat variation ...
Location ID: #10270806
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An historic rural market town surrounded by the Dorset countryside. There is a mixture of Georgian architecture, a central market and prominent Town Hall.
Location ID: #10240261
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Information about this location has been provided by Kent Film Office.
The Museum is housed in a Grade I listed 14th century manorial barn and Grade II listed 19th century oast house. A working farm from the middle ages until 1957, the Museum is ...
Location ID: #10270154
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A three-storey, Georgian-style building dating from 1865 with a stucco frontage. Features an impressive 320-seat theatre with balcony. Constructed from local materials – Bridgwater brick, Wembdon sandstone and Bath stone. A busy town centre hall, ...
Location ID: #10239588
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Information about this location has been provided by Buckinghamshire Council.
1970"s Village Hall
10m by 13 m with wooden floor and stage .
Committee room adjacent to main hall.
Kitchen
off road parking for 20 cars
Location ID: #10227560
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Bishops Storford College is a co-educational Day and Boarding school 4-18 years. It has a pre-prep, prep and senior school with huge grounds and playing fields.
Playing fields
Cricket Pavillion
All weather courts
Playground
Sports ...
Location ID: #10240417
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Information about this location has been provided by Kent Film Office.
1800 acre estate located in the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, including 700 acres of ancient woodland. Owned by the Nevill family since 1435. There is also a ...
Location ID: #10270143
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A Grade II listed building, four storeys in height with a large attic space on the 5th floor. The mill has a number of empty spaces still in a condition from their legacy industrial use.
Location ID: #10270139
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Blenheim Gardens is a popular six acre park in the centre of Minehead, created in the 1920’s and near the seafront. It has spring and summer flower beds framed by lawns. There is a bandstand for summer weekend concerts and brass bands. There is a ...
Location ID: #10270127
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An example of a public garden from the late Victorian/Edwardian period. Originally opened in 1902. Features a bandstand, seating, large areas of open space and formal bed planting. The River Parrett runs adjacent to the site.
Location ID: #10230135
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Boston, our historic port and market town is a perfect location for filming. We are proud to be part of filming’s history offering locations from “One of our Aircraft is Missing” (1942), to Wild Bill (2019). We have a wealth of history to draw on ...
Location ID: #10226970
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An indoor tennis centre with 4 courts, a meeting room, a reception area, toilets and changing rooms
Location ID: #10220837
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This is one of the largest and grandest houses of the first Elizabethan Age situated within 2000 acres of parkland surrounded by 8,500 acres of farmland. Built between 1555 and 1587 from the nearby Limestone quarry, the main part of the House has 35 ...
Location ID: #10228189
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An impressive castle with extensive grounds and well appointed rooms throughout.
Location ID: #10221856
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This site was previously a shoe factory and purpose made village for the factory workers. Now the factory site forms part of the Thames Industrial Park with the Thames Enterprise Centre offering a full range of workspace solutions including offices, ...
Location ID: #10266549
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A private Jacobean Manor in the North Cotswolds. Bretforton Manor dates back to the Mediaeval era when it was owned by Evesham Abbey. It was acquired by Henry VIII and passed on to Elizabeth I. The Ashwin family were gifted the manor by Elizabeth. ...
Location ID: #10242362
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Information about this location has been provided by Dacorum Film Office. Historic Council Building, previously was a court house, still offices for LA. It has a traditional wood-panelled hall with a large stage, the area for seating in court is ...
Location ID: #10221812
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This pretty, coastal fishing village is made up of quaint alleyways and streets decked with traditional flint cottages, some of which have brightly coloured paintwork. The village is well kept and has plenty of facilities. The harbour has a pretty ...
Location ID: #10265871
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A large group of eight disused malt houses originally owned by the Bass Brewery of Burton upon Trent. Constructed between 1901 and 1907 to Herbert A. Couchman's design, the maltings are the largest group of malt houses in England; they have been ...
Location ID: #10265316
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A Jacobean Manor House set in two acres with Georgian frontage, lawns, courtyard, garage block. Situated on a very quite private road, there is only one other house, what used to be the Granary. So a secure site, very quiet with lots of access and ...
Location ID: #10227475
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The property was originally built in the early 17th century and has been much modified since then including the addition of a grand stair and some dutch dormer windows. It comprises some large reception rooms including library and a 50m2 drawing ...
Location ID: #10222787
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A classic Cotswold village in the heart of England.