Last Alteration: Monday 04 August 2008
Stokefield Close
Stokefield Close
Thornbury, Gloucestershire
How to get here:
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Road: M5 - Exit junction 14, heading west on the B4509 (signposted Berkeley), and then left onto A38. Turn right onto the B4061 to Thornbury. When you reach the roundabout in the village, go straight across onto Castle Street, then turn left into Stokefield Close. (4.8 miles, 11m) +
There are a lot of yellow lines around here! You could briefly park in the local government building!
Access: publicStatus: recognisableClose End
Photograph taken: 23rd July 2008 by Chuck Foster
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The Hand of Fear (4)
Filmed: 17 Jun 1976
Sarah leaves the TARDIS, back in Hillview Road?
Photograph taken: 23rd July 2008 by Chuck Foster
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The Hand of Fear (4)
Filmed: 17 Jun 1976
This isn't Hillview Road ... bet it isn't even South Croydon!
Photograph taken: 23rd July 2008 by Chuck Foster
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The Hand of Fear (4)
Filmed: 17 Jun 1976
Sarah whistles as she heads off home.
Other nearby locations:
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Oldbury Power Station (The Hand of Fear). Walk (4.6 miles, 11m) : Turn right into Castle Street, then straight across the roundabout and bear left on the B4061. Turn left when you reach Butt Lane, and the left again onto Oldbury Lane towards Oldbury-on-severn. Turn right onto Foss Lane and this leads to the power station (currently signposted for the visitors centre but these may be removed soon).
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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Cromhall Quarry (The Hand of Fear): 4.36 miles.
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Berkeley Power Station (The Pirate Planet): 5.85 miles.
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St. Regis Paper Company (42): 8.48 miles.
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David Broome Event Centre (The Girl in the Fireplace): 8.96 miles.
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MOD Caerwent (Sleeper, Adrift, Fragments, The Last Sontaran): 10.19 miles.
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The Hand of Fear [17 Jun 1976]: Sarah is dropped off back in "Croydon"
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