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The Vicar of Dibley is a BBC comedy starring Dawn French as the legendary Rev Geraldine Granger. The first female vicar of St Barnabas Church in the fictional village of Dibley. But as Dibley is a fictitious village, Where was The Vicar of Dibley filmed? Dibley Village Location The village of Turville, Buckinghamshire was used … Read more
The Thin Blue Line was a BBC sitcom that originially aired on BBC One between 1995 and 1996. The comedy starred Rowan Atkinson as Inspector Fowler. A Uniformed inspector of a police station in the fictional town of Gasforth. In this post we take a look at some of the Thin Blue Line Filming Locations … Read more
During lockdown enforced due to the outbreak of Covid-19, I helped one of the charities that I volunteer for do a monthly virtual quiz. In a bid to make the quiz a bit different every time I would add in Bonus questions as a break from the standard multiple-choice offering. Bonus questions took a different … Read more
Lorem Ipsum explained Lorem Ipsum is an example copy that is typically used in the printing and website design industry. In the 1500s a printer created some scrambled type for a specimen book and it has been used ever since. Largely used as placeholder text in print before taking a leap into the digital era … Read more
There are 3 core relationship rules, relational databases. However, in some literature, you will see that some count on of them twice depending on the flow of data. The three core relationship rules within a relational database are: One-to-One Relationship One-to-Many Relationship (*Many-to-One Relationship) Many-to-Many Relationship *Sometimes included as an additional relationship but really it … Read more
Holby is a TV Drama created by the BBC. A spin-off of the long-running BBC Drama Casualty, Holby City follows the lives of the staff in some of the main hospital wards. Holby The Hospital is located in the fictitious city of Holby. However, the building used for the hospital building is located at BBC … Read more