The Location Ledger

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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

Last updated 29 September 2026

Privacy notice

What information The Location Ledger receives, why it is used and the choices available to you.

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Who this notice covers

This notice applies when you browse The Location Ledger or submit feedback, a correction or a suggested filming location. The data controller is Peter Taylor trading as Does Your Duck Quack?, 5 South Charlotte Street, Edinburgh, EH2 4AN. The contact route is published on the contact page.

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Information we collect

A submission may contain your name, email address, selected guide, proposed location, source link and message. Name and email are optional unless you want a reply. We also receive limited technical request information through the hosting service for security and operation, but the feedback database does not intentionally store your IP address.

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Why we use it

We use submissions to investigate locations, correct editorial material, respond where requested, prevent abuse and maintain an evidence trail for published corrections. Our intended lawful basis is legitimate interests for editorial correspondence and service integrity; where consent is specifically requested, it can be withdrawn.

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Submissions are reviewed for deletion within 12 months, unless a longer period is needed to document an editorial decision, resolve a dispute or meet a legal obligation. Information is handled by the site operator and infrastructure providers and is not sold. It may be disclosed where required by law.

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