This is a private business and is therefore not accessible to the public. It is used as the backdrop for the insurance company who have denied Mr Case’s claim following the sinking of his boat. He is so incensed given his innocence he decides to deposit 2,000 gallons of slurry over the building in episode 3; he is subsequently arrested.

At this time we have no information on what scene was filmed at this location.

The opening scenes in episode 1 have Peter on a vast expanse of sandy beach gazing out to sea and reflecting on the loss of his brother, Simon. The beach appears numerous times during the series and is often referred to by Beatrice as ‘Simon’s beach’. For example, in episode 2 Peter and Milly the dog are seen walking leisurely on the beach with Peter wondering when Simon’s body might be washed up. Later in this episode, Peter and Aesta (Katrine de Candole) walk along the beach whilst she explains why she has done what she did with Lyle. At the beginning of episode 3, Peter throws a stick for Milly on an early morning walk. Peter’s phone rings and he tells Mr Snell it is too early for him to call. Meanwhile Milly finds the name plate of a boat and Peter sees a lifeboat with what appears to be 2 survivors. Later in episode 3, Lyle goes deep sea diving to investigate Mr Case’s (Trevor Peacock) boat and why it sank. He gets caught in a current and gets washed up on a beach. A young French girl approaches him and speaks in French so he assumes he’s arrived in France! In episode 5 Peter is back on the beach with Milly. Despite the sunshine he is dressed for rain. Just at that point a horse gallops by with another man on a quad bike alongside. Peter is prepared, but he sunbathers are not and subsequently get rather wet! In a later scene, the beach may have been used for part of the scene where Beatrice has to get help from a group of young men to push Peter’s car off the beach during an approaching tide. Peter returns to the beach at sunset and walks across the sand reflecting on Simon and what has become of him. During the opening sequence of episode 6, Peter and Beatrice walk along the beach and she tells him it is time to move on from Simon’s death. Little does she know about Simon’s debts. During episode 6, however Beatrice and Peter return to the beach after hearing the news that Simon might not be dead after all.

At this time we have no exact scene information but the beach may have been used for part of the scene in Episode 5 where Beatrice has to get help pushing Peter’s car off the beach during an approaching tide. In the script Peter mentions Happisburgh rather than Hunstanton.

Aunt Auriel's nursing home.

In episode 5 Peter goes to see Professor Barkway at Cambridge University. There is a scene in a tea room which was filmed in Kings Lynn. The exteriors for these scenes were therefore Kings Lynn in Norfolk rather than Cambridge.

At this time we have no information on what scene was filmed at this location.

In episode 5 all the lead characters go to the races to see if Mr Griffiths’ horse win so they can collect their respective winnings.

Exterior and some interior scenes of the offices of Kingdom and Kingdom and Peter’s home were shot in Oakleigh House which lies on Swaffham’s market square. The house is privately owned and not open to the public. However, the house can be clearly viewed from the street and appears numerous times during the series. A key scene in episode 1 has Beatrice arriving unannounced stating that she has discharged herself from hospital and has come to stay. Another key scene has Peter alone in his office with clients milling about everywhere, including Mrs Thing, and he doesn’t cope well. In episode 6 Peter finds he can escape from Mrs Thing no more as she has an appointment. Even after she has left Peter still struggles to remember her name! Towards the end of this episode Peter has a visitor, Honor O’Sullivan (Kelly Campbell) who tells him that she is pregnant with Simon’s child. It turns out that the baby was conceived after Simon allegedly walked into the sea and drowned suggesting he is far from dead.

In episode 2, Peter manages to arrange for Aesta to meet with her child. It is likely that this scene filmed within the centre.

Peter and Lyle visit Peter’s old college at Cambridge University in episode 4 when they learn that Laura Forshaw (Hannah Field) has been denied entry and her parents are accusing Professor Barkway (Richard Wilson) of discrimination on account of her background. It appears though he did not believe she really wanted to go there and that was the only reason he denied her application. Peter and Professor Barkway walk through the college grounds and he discloses to Peter that Simon had contacted him just before he had disappeared asking for money. At the end of this scene Lyle deliberately walks on the grass to prove a point that he can despite being told not too – Peter can do nothing other than follow! Having resolved the issues surrounding Laura being denied a place at Queens College, Peter returns with Laura for a 2nd interview with Professor Barkway.

Mr Snell has a dream in episode 6 that he is the Tinker of Shipborough and finds wealth. He goes to see the Vicar to see what it might mean. The scene is shot within the Church of St Peter and Paul. In a later scene the town gathers for the Harvest Festival celebrations.

At this time we have no information on what scene was filmed at this location.

In the Library in episode 1, Snell and Peter go through some plans. Peter notices Mrs Thing on the approach and takes cover.

In episode 2 Peter finds a driving licence with Simon’s picture on it in the name of Christopher Waller. He investigates and finds himself in the graveyard in front of Christopher Waller’s grave – it appears Simon has stolen his identity. The church also appears as the backdrop in a number of other scenes shot in Swaffham alias Market Shipborough. In episode 4 Gloria goes to the churchyard on the anniversary of her husband’s death and is deeply upset. She returns to the church in episode 6 on her way home from her evening out with Beatrice and comes across Mr Snell who escorts her home.

In episode 2, Peter comes to meet with Aeste after she is accused of trashing a market stall and arrested. DC Yelland (Gerard Horan) tells her and Peter that she will be deported as it appears she is illegal. Peter therefore has to find a way to come to her rescue as well as reunite her with her child. Another key scene in this episode as Peter visits DC Yelland to talk about the court order only to be approached by Hill (Stephen Marcus) who is looking for Simon to ensure he is paid in full for Simon’s debts. In episode 3, Mr Case is arrested but it seems they have the wrong Mr Case and that it is his son, Tom Case Jr. (Harry Peacock) who is guilty of the crime. Peter finds himself back at the station in episode 4 when Scott is arrested for breaking a window in the town.

In episode 1, the viewers are introduced to the town’s pub, The Startled Duck which is actually The Greyhound in Swaffham located on the market square. In the first scene where the pub appears Mr Snell walks past the pub and greets Ted (Thomas Fisher), the pub owner. Both characters make regular appearances in future episodes. For example in episode 2 the Dyke poles are delivered but Mr Snell is not convinced they are of the correct quality. Lyle is therefore called upon to test them. Snell, Peter, and Ted regroup at the pub later to come up with a plan so Lyle can win the competition. Later in the episode Peter, Gloria and Lyle go to the pub to commiserate with Lyle who has been left at the altar. In episode 5 Peter and Lyle discuss the intricacies of Mr and Mrs Collins’ marriage and the fact that Mrs Collins is having difficulty accepting her husband has become a cross-dresser. Lyle also makes the mistake of calling Peter ‘PK’! In a later scene, Gloria is encouraged to go speed dating with Beatrice but following her a conversation with Ted she decides that speed dating and Beatrice’s ideas of entertainment are really not for her and goes home. Finally The Greyhound is the backdrop to the conversation with Snell who tells Ted what happened during his visit to Cromer Pier in episode 6 and that he thinks he is now going to find wealth somewhere in Market Shipborough.

In episode 2, Lyle buys Aesta a ring for their forthcoming wedding.

At this time we have no scene information.

A variety of country roads are shown as backdrops during the series showing the beauty of the Norfolk countryside. In episode 2 Peter drives Lyle to a dyke to teach him how to dyke Leap. Whilst his 1st attempt was not successful as he lands in the middle of the dyke rather than on the other side, with the right pole he has more success and is persuaded to compete in the annual competition. However, it appears there are health and safety issues to overcome! Lyle does manage to compete but things don’t exactly go to plan. In episode 5 Beatrice borrows Peter’s car and takes Gloria on an outing in an effort to befriend her – it proves to be an outing Gloria is unlikely to forget quickly.