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Free cycling fun! Clevedon’s iconic film and TV locations This 4½ mile loop is a mixture of on- 4. Curzon cinema, 46 Old Church Road road and off-road paths, hilly in places, taking in the iconic filming locations and The Curzon isn’t just an old cinema – it’s the buildings around the seaside town of oldest continually-running purpose-built cinema Clevedon. in the world! This route can be broken into two shorter loops if the The friendly, unique local full 4½ miles is too far in one go. Depending on the cinema is over 100 years age, ability and confidence of the cyclists in your old and has at least one group, there are various shortcuts and alternative showing a day, often more. routes available – see the map overleaf for details. Highlights of the varied programme include CineMA and Baby screenings for Starting point: Salthouse Fields car park, parents/carers and babies, Old Church Road, BS21 7TU. plus the Curzon Kids Club on the 3rd Saturday of the month, aimed at 3 –16 year olds. Broadchurch 5 Clevedon’s thriving Hill Road became Broadchurch High Street. Notable buildings Clevedon doubles as the fictional town of include Seeley’s Newsagents which became The Broadchurch, the namesake for ITV1’s award-winning Broadchurch Echo Newspaper Office, and Lloyds crime drama starring David Tennant and Olivia Bank which was used for the exterior of the Coleman. After the success of the first series, which Traders Hotel. was filmed at various locations around Clevedon in 2012, a second series began filming in the summer 6 Alexandra News in Alexandra Road, which was of 2014. used for the interior shots of the newsagents. Look out for these Broadchurch filming locations along the route: 7. Clevedon Pier, Marine Parade 1 St Andrew’s Church in Old Church Road became As well as being featured Broadchurch Parish Church. in the promotional material 2 The hill behind the church is known as Wain’s Hill for Keira Knightley’s 2010 and was often seen in the programme. film “Never Let Me Go”, Clevedon’s iconic Victorian 3 Marshalls Field was a prime location in the pier has more recently television series. provided the backdrop for One Direction’s You & I music video, filmed on the Grade One-listed structure in March 2014. Free cycling fun! Clevedon’s iconic film and TV locations Cycle route 5 7 6 START HERE 4 1 2 3 STEPS 24774 07/14.

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