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Wednesday, 24 January 2024 12:35

Film crews have been setting up in Leominster today ahead of filming for a popular BBC sci-fi drama.

Scenes for a upcoming episode for Dr Who will be filmed at the OK Diner which has been re-named as 10c for filming.

A production site housing actors, crews and catering has also been spotted set up elsewhere on the outskirts of the town.

Lighting and stage equipment being set up at the OK Diner on Wednesday.

Crews were also spotted in Penarth in recent days, with new Doctor, Ncuti Gatwa, dressed in a period-appropriate costume.

In a post of Facebook, OK Diner Leominster said the popular eatery would closed all this week.

The diner claimed the closure was for "repair works".

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