Northumberland centre in Graham Norton's new Channel 5 drama

Graham Norton during filming at Broomley Grange Residential Outdoor Activity Centre, Stocksfield <i>(Image: Broomley Grange)</i>
Graham Norton during filming at Broomley Grange Residential Outdoor Activity Centre, Stocksfield (Image: Broomley Grange)
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A Northumberland activity centre will soon feature in a new television drama.

Broomley Grange Residential Outdoor Activity Centre will play a starring role in Graham Norton's new Channel 5 drama, Forever Home.

The centre, based in Stocksfield, provides outdoor experiential learning activities to young people and adults.

It posted an image of Graham Norton at the centre during filming of the show.

The six-part drama stars Amy Nuttall, Douglas Henshall, Denise Welch, Kevin Whately, Samantha Bond, and Lewis Cope.

Tynedale Terrace, near Queen Elizabeth High School (QEHS) in Hexham, is reportedly one of the main filming locations for the series, alongside Hexham Rowing Club at Tyne Green, Consett and in Hexham marketplace.

Forever Home is an emotional story about marriage, family, and the unbreakable bond between a mother and her children.

The plot follows a second wife dealing with the memories of the woman who went before her.

Her discovery of a long-dead body in the basement forces her to question everything she’s been told.

It has mainly been filmed in Northumberland and Consett.

The first episode of Forever Home will air on Monday, September 14 at 9pm.

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