Last Alteration: Tuesday 12 August 2008
Millicent Street
Millicent Street
Cardiff, Wales
Millicent Street used to be small service street running between Cardiff's Cineworld Cinema and an NCP Car Park. With the development of the new St. David's Shopping Centre, half of the road has been lost, and the rest remains private at the back of the cinema.
Access: privateStatus: recognisableLooking East
Photograph taken: 27th February 2008 by Chuck Foster
"As the area is private the shot of the gates is from the roadside, ie.
reverse to as seen on screen!"
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Everything Changes
Filmed: 2006
Forensics at a rainy backstreet.
Everything Changes
Filmed: 2006
Gwen and Andy discuss the murder.
Everything Changes
Filmed: 2006
Torchwood arrive on the scene.
Access: privateStatus: recognisableLooking West
Photograph taken: 22nd July 2008 by Chuck Foster
"Taken from the roof of the NCP Rapports."
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Everything Changes
Filmed: 2006
Torchwood on the case.
Additional Notes:
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The wall alongside the cinema is the only side that remains; the fans and pipes on the wall are still recognisable.
Where to walk to next?
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Altolusso (Everything Changes). Head south on Mary Ann Street, then turn right into Bute Terrace. (0.2 miles, 2m)
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NCP Cardiff Rapports (Everything Changes). Head north on Mary Ann Street, then turn right into Bridge Street and enter the car park. (0.1 miles, 1m)
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St David's Market (Rose, Love & Monsters). Head north on Mary Ann Street, then cross over onto Barrack Street to the market site. (0.1 miles, 1m)
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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NCP Tredegar Street (Everything Changes, Out of Time): 0.01 miles.
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Charles Street (Day One, Out of Time, Partners in Crime, Turn Left): 0.12 miles.
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Minsky's Show Bar (Day One): 0.13 miles.
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Icon (Everything Changes): 0.13 miles.
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La Fosse (restaurant) (Rose): 0.14 miles.
Related Stories
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Everything Changes [2006]: Torchwood resurrect a victim in a small street
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