This location appears in the opening credits for each episode and also in episode 1 when Lyle is seeing running along the beach only to be pursued and virtually run down by the Blues and Royals, a platoon or army horsemen. A concerned passerby, Kate (Sophie Winkleman) checks to see if he is ok and Lyle is instantly smitten. In episode 3 the beauty of Holkham Beach appears once again as Peter and Nicki (Jaye Griffiths) walk along the beach trying to decide what to do. They come across Nicky’s daughter, Donna (Larissa Wilson) and Nicky decides to tell her the truth.

This magnificent stately home is used as the perfect backdrop for the Morston family home in episode 6 and appears in a number of scenes. Initially Peter drives up to the house having met with Robert Morston’s (Nicholas Rowe) brother, David (Tobias Menzies). Robert is eccentric and Peter finds himself being used for shot gun practice! In a later scene Robert dances naked around the fountain in the front of the house. The interior of Holkham Hall also features when Peter and Moonbeam (Olivia Llewellyn) walk through the Hall’s entrance to meet with Robert in The Library but Peter finds himself very firmly ejected!

A private property in Cockley Cley near Iceni Village was once again used as Aunt Auriel’s residential home and forms the backdrop to a number of scenes where Peter visits Aunt Auriel and seeks her advice.

This private location was used in episode 2 for the crop circle scenes in the fields. One key sequence is at the end Peter, Terry and Dan lie out in the field in the middle of the circle marvelling at the splendour of the Norfolk sky at night.

This property located on market square is privately owned and therefore not accessible but can be viewed from the road. It once again stars as the offices of Kingdom and Kingdom and features regularly throughout the series. In this series Lyle is also elevated from a cupboard office to something more suiting to his position within the firm!

At this time we do not have the scene verification for this location other than some interiors were used during series 3. Strattons Hotel has however been home to a number of cast and more senior crew members during filming for series 1, 2 and 3 due to its unique furnishings and 4 star status.

In episode 1 Peter finds his beloved car is missing from its parking space close to the Market Place. The market place appears, Peter’s Offices and a number of private residences also feature as backdrops in this episode. In episode 4, there are a number of scenes in the town including the one where Jeremy (Jack Dee), Judge Harding, meets Peter in the car park but given the case about to be heard by the Judge, it’s not a warm greeting. At the end of the episode Jeremy and Peter meet again but this time the meeting is more amiable. Also in this episode Lyle and Emily arrange a romantic date with the High Street as a backdrop as their relationship begins to blossom. In episode 6 Peter is greeted by everyone in the street after Lyle has collected him from the hospital.

In episode 4 a number of scenes were filmed here. The plot has the owner trying to remove the Druids from the hole 16 by a variety of different methods ranging from a barrage of shopping trollies to a line up of golf balls. Regrettably Lyle who is sent in to find a solution doesn’t come off too well in one of these scenes!

At this time we do not have the scene verification for this location.

In episode 2, Mrs Merrick (Sandi Toksvig) tries to prosecute Terry’s son, Dan (Pax Baldwin) who has attempted to destroy the crop circle site at her field. It turns out that Dan was the perpetrator of the crop circles anyway in his dismay at not being able to communicate with his Dad following his Mum’s death.

The Greyhound is called The Startled Duck and appears in episode 1 in the background for a street scene. In episode 2, the locals build up to the Quiz Night which is due to be held in The Startled Duck. Peter and Terry (Neil Dudgeon) arrive for a drink but rivalry between the teams is building and the opposition tease Terry about his crop circles. In a later scene in this episode Peter suddenly realises who has been teasing Terry by pretending to be an alien. Finally the Quiz Night arrives and Peter announces the winner. The plot returns to the pub in episode 3 when Ted (Thomas Fisher) is asked by Lyle to find accommodation for the nuns who are being evicted. Ted is very perturbed but the ladies make themselves at home with a surprising outcome for Ted! At the beginning of episode 5 Peter enters The Startled Duck and tells Ted he is going on holiday but as usual it’s not that easy being the local solicitor in a small market town. At the end of this episode Mr Snell (Tony Slattery) gets married and the reception is held in the pub, but it appears Peter is not well.

In this scene in episode 4 Lyle approaches Stan Geddick (Richard Bremmer), the local Druid who is determined to practice his religious rights … in the middle of the golf course. The storyline goes back to the shop in episode 5 when Peter finds Mr Snell peering through the window. Peter offers him some help but Snell declines … Peter is left wondering as to the purpose.

Gloria's father, Cyrill (Peter Sallis) tries to enforce a piece of legislation in episode 1 to stop a couple from using his lock as they cannot produce navigational licences. A number of amusing scenes have Mrs Earnshaw (June Whitfield) and her son (Daniel Hill) being towed back down the river bank having moored up against Cyrill's jetty.

In episode 1 and following the birth of her baby, Beatrice is suffering from memory problems. She arrives home from the supermarket to discover that she has left her baby in the trolley. She returns immediately and insists she uses the tannoy system, much to the staff's annoyance, to ask her baby to cry so she can find her, which she promptly does!

Much to DC Yelland’s (Gerard Horan) delight CCTV comes to Market Shipborough in episode 5. Peter however has a completely different perspective but when Abigale Risden (Rozzie Curlett) goes missing it seems there might be a place for it after all as they use the CCTV to find her. A number of aerial shots show the beauty of the Norfolk coastline in this episode. In episode 6 David Morston follows his brother Robert to the Harbour to find out whether he is still a drug addict. A later scene finds Peter and Lyle loading up the car with dog food now Peter has inadvertently become the Morston Hunt Master and therefore the owner of a pack of hounds! Wells Harbour provides the backdrop to this scene.

In episode 5 the local authority is trying to move the local ‘allotmenteers’ to a new site but there is resistance. Peter is called in to help by Lyle’s Mum (Pippa Haywood); Lyle is decidedly put out that she did not ask him! Due to Peter’s holiday, Lyle goes anyway but it seems that Lyle needs to sort a lot more things out than just the allotment situation when the bulldozer arrives. A number of scenes are filmed at this location.