The Location Ledger

Shows

All Creatures Great and SmallYorkshire DalesBridgertonBath, London and EnglandCall the MidwifeKent, with trips to the HebridesDoc MartinNorth CornwallDownton AbbeyHampshire and OxfordshireFather BrownCotswolds and GloucestershireGame of Thrones and House of the DragonNorthern Ireland, Wales and CornwallHarry PotterBritainMidsomer MurdersOxfordshire and BuckinghamshireOutlanderScotlandPeaky BlindersBlack Country, Liverpool and CheshirePoldarkCornwallPride and PrejudicePeak District, Wiltshire and KentRivalsCotswolds and BristolShetlandShetland IslesVeraNorthumberland and Tyneside

Editorial standards

How a screen claim becomes a travel guide.

These rules apply across every Location Ledger collection.

01

Verification

Prefer production, venue, landowner and official tourism sources. Reputable secondary sources can fill gaps, but repeated unsourced claims are not treated as confirmation.

02

What counts

One real destination is one location, even when it plays several fictional places. Studios, private homes and inaccessible land are identified carefully or omitted from visitor routes.

03

Corrections

Material corrections should be logged, checked and reflected promptly. Small copy edits need not carry a public correction note; changes that alter the substance of a location claim should.

04

Commercial independence

A booking relationship does not determine whether a location is included or what we say about it. Affiliate links are labelled at the point of use and direct official information remains available.

05

Responsible visiting

We do not encourage trespass, unsafe viewpoints, interference with worship, disruption to residents or access that conflicts with local guidance.