Graham Norton's Channel 5 Forever Home filmed in Prudhoe

Will Nicholson (series Producer), Graham Norton, and Kirstie Macdonald (Creative Director) on the set of Forever Home <i>(Image: Supplied)</i>
Will Nicholson (series Producer), Graham Norton, and Kirstie Macdonald (Creative Director) on the set of Forever Home (Image: Supplied)
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A SURPRISE Northumberland town has been revealed as a filming location in the new Channel 5 adaptation of Graham Norton's Forever Home.

Gento Homes' Cottier Grange housing development in Prudhoe was selected as a filming location for the new series, which aired for the first time on screen last night (September 14).

Forever Home, which was predominantly filmed in the Tyne Valley, is a six-part series about marriage, family, and the bond between a mother and her children.

It stars Denise Welch, Amy Nuttall, Lewis Cope, Jenny Walser, Shane Zaza and Kevin Whately.

Lisa Graveling, director of communications at Gentoo, said the developer was "incredibly proud" to see Cottier Grange showcased on national television.

"Being selected as a filming location for a major drama highlights just how special the development is, with its beautiful woodland surroundings and high-quality homes," she said.

"This is a fantastic opportunity to showcase not only Cottier Grange, but also the quality of homes we build and the desirable lifestyle available within the Tyne Valley.

"We look forward to seeing the development on screen and welcoming visitors who may be inspired to discover it for themselves."

The next two episodes of Forever Home air tonight (September 15) and tomorrow (September 16) at 9pm before the series concludes next week.

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