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  1. www.kentarchaeology.org.uk › features › oh-doctor-beechingOh, Doctor Beeching! — Kent Archaeological Society

    14. Mai 2024 · Oh, Doctor Beeching! 14 May. Written By Jacob Scott. Jacob Scott. Previous. Previous. M.A.A.G. East Farleigh Roman Site Update. Next. Next. A Critical Time for the NPPF? Kent Archaeological Society . Registered Charity 1176989. Documents ...

  2. www.worcesternews.co.uk › news › 243560508 popular TV shows that were filmed in Worcestershire

    Vor 6 Tagen · Oh, Doctor Beeching! This BBC sitcom ran for two seasons and the first episode aired in 1995. It focuses on the fictional railway station of Hatley in the 1960s- and the various romances...

  3. www.kentarchaeology.org.uk › newsletter › featuresM.A.A.G. East Farleigh Roman Site Update — Kent Archaeological...

    14. Mai 2024 · West Park, Cobham Geophysical Survey: Cobham Hall's lost avenue rediscovered

  4. www.reddit.com › r › RedDwarfA Captain (Mac McDonald) Hollister sighting that took me by ... -...

    29. Mai 2024 · After recent binge watching of Hi-De-Hi and then You Rang M’Lord? I proceeded to watch Oh, Doctor Beeching! and it was a bit of a slog (not as good…

  5. www.kentarchaeology.org.uk › features › a-critical-time-forA Critical Time for the NPPF? — Kent Archaeological Society

    14. Mai 2024 · A Critical Time for the NPPF? 14 May. Written By Jacob Scott

  6. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › article_historyHistory for Creator/TerryJohn - TV Tropes

    8. Mai 2024 · Croft didn't forget about John, and gave him a role in his next series, ''Oh, Doctor Beeching!'', as Percy, a railway guard and notorious skirt-chaser. Following his stint on ''Beeching!'', John's acting career began to slow down, with some of his last acting roles coming in ''Film/TwentyEightDaysLater'', ''Series/MurphysLaw'', and ...

  7. northeastbylines.co.uk › news › transportThe forgotten stations of the Middlesbrough to Scarborough...

    17. Mai 2024 · Oh, Doctor Beeching! The UK is dotted with thousands of forgotten and abandoned railway stations, some in our inner cities, but most in rural locations. The North East of England and North Yorkshire is no exception, and took one of the hardest hits.