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The dropdown menus have been altered slightly to enable them to be expanded with more options in the future; in particular this means that the submenus now operate the same way as the main ones, and on the locations pages the related storied are now listed under one heading; we've also added an option for the nearby locations, too.

There was a browser compatibility issue with Internet Explorer (what else?!) that threw the menu alignment out; hopefully this is now fixed. As always, if you see something that doesn't look right on a page please let us know where and which browser.

A new extended trailer for Children of Earth is now available from the BBC's Torchwood site; as before it highlights a number of locations from the story, including London scenes such as International Press Centre last seen in The Runaway Bride.

It has been reported that filming will be taking place in the Llandaff area of Cardiff for the Sarah Jane Adventures on Sunday, with shops having placed notices up apologising for any inconvenience caused!

Filming for the series has also been taking place at Court Colman Manor, last seen as the guest hotel for Gwen's wedding in Something Borrowed. Update 30th May: filming is carrying on at the hotel on Monday 1st June.

It has been reported that principal filming has now wrapped for the last episodes of David Tennant's tenure as the Doctor, with Tennant himself finishing yesterday. So, barring odd pickups in post-production this marks the end of filming reports for the 10th Doctor era ...

... or does it? It has been rumoured (now confirmed in DWM) that the 10th Doctor will be appearing in The Sarah Jane Adventures, so we haven't seen the last of Tennant on location yet!

A recent article published in the Western Mail investigating how residents of places that have been used in films and television feel about the 'fame' their properties receive from having appeared in series such as Doctor Who or Gavin and Stacey; interviews included Rhodri Traherne of Coedarhydyglyn, John George of No 11 Nant-Fawr Road, and Richard Morgan-Price and Huw Thomas of Egerton Grey Country House Hotel.

There was also an interview with Doctor Who location manager Gareth Skelding.

After a fairly quiet weekend, filming was back underway yesterday in Cardiff, with no less than three units operational. Daytime filming in Penarth took place at Paget Road, last seen in the 2008 series during The Stolen Earth. Then it was over to St Augustines Church for some evening filming, and then to the "main event" for night-time filming on Wharton Street, an area being set up for several days. Thanks as always to the Kinda group for capturing events at Paget Road, St Augustines Church and Wharton Street respectively.

Surprisingly, filming took a trip to Somerset late last week to an old haunt for Who: Wookey Hole Caves played host to cast and crew on Friday!

Work on the Christmas specials continues today, with filming taking place on Portland Street in Swansea.

Update 14th: articles about the filming appeared in the Evening Post, Western Mail and the Standard, and some photos are now in the archive, courtesy of Rhys Lewis and Chazz Collins.

Well Planet of the Dead has now aired, and we are pleased to say that all the locations featured in the story have been identified, thanks to the sterling efforts of the location-watchers in Cardiff and The United Arab Emirates.

The next story to be broadcast later in the year will be The Waters of Mars; one new location from the trailer is National Botanic Garden of Wales. The site has been updated with the episode name for various links, but if I have missed any please let me know!