ONE scenic Northumberland village featured in one of the last episodes of ITV's hit series, Vera.
Multiple Northumberland locations have featured in Vera, which has been filmed in spots across Northumberland and the wider North East region, from Holy Island and Hexham to Wylam.
The British crime drama television series, based on the novels by Ann Cleeves, follows DCI Vera Stanhope as she tackles complex crimes and investigates grisly murders.
The quiet, charming village of Glanton was featured in the 14th and final series, which concluded the show in a two-part special.
Views across Northumberland (Image: Google Maps)
Glanton was renamed Ghyllstead, while its popular 'thriving' local pub, The Queen's Head, was renamed The Stanhope Arms.
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The small community, comprising a conservation area and many listed buildings, is based in the foothills of the Cheviots in North Northumberland.
The annual Glanton Show is a major event, involving most of the village, and attracts tourists from across the UK.
If you're looking to escape for a weekend away, you can discover scenic walks around the village or venture further afield to the nearby towns of Berwick or Alnwick, explore Linhope Spout Waterfall or Cragside House near Rothbury.
Linhope Spout is a short drive away from Glanton (Image: Tripadvisor)
There are several guest houses or holiday cottages to stay in the village itself, including at The Queen's Head Pub.
One Tripadvisor review of The Queen's Head Pub said the staff went 'above and beyond to help us' and would recommend a visit.
"Great traditional pub, staff and locals could not have been nicer, great atmosphere, top notch beer, cosy fire," they said, adding that they would 'definitely visit again'.
Another said: "Good, friendly service, real ale, time to chill."
One Google reviewer said: "Absolutely loved the place. It's literally what we want in a local pub. The atmosphere was perfect, lots of locals in, was a lot of people due to the quiz and so atmosphere was amazing."
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