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Harry 'Blind 'Arry' Slow in Father Brown is one of Kembleford's residents and has something of a tragic backstory. The WWI veteran turned to the bottle following his experiences in the Great War ...

Mark Williams, famed for his role in Father Brown, has bagged a role in an upcoming film. Father Brown's twelfth series continued to draw in BBC viewers with its mysteries and stories centred ...

Mark Williams, known for his role in Father Brown, has secured a part in an upcoming film. Father Brown season 12 continued to hook BBC viewers in with its intriguing mysteries and endearing ...

However, the BBC adaptation has shifted the drama from an early 20th-century Essex parish to the fictional Cotswolds village of Kembleford in post-War 1950s Britain. Despite the alterations ...

By Rebecca Ramsden The local sewing circle are creating an ambitious tapestry depicting the history of Kembleford and with new head of the circle, officious Catherine Glover intent on presenting ...

Father Brown's 12th series has captivated audiences with a fresh batch of intriguing cases set in the fictional Cotswolds village of Kembleford. Each week, viewers watch Father Brown, portrayed by ...

The BBC comes to Kembleford in this week’s episode of Father Brown – with none other than Radio Times playing a crucial role in the resolution of the latest murder in the village. The stars of ...

Claudie Blakley, known for her role as Mrs Devine in the popular 1950s crime series, has given a significant clue about an upcoming plot that could see two main characters leaving Kembleford ...

Claudie Blakley, who plays Mrs Devine on the much-loved 1950's crimes series, has dropped a major hint about an upcoming storyline that could see two main characters flee Kembleford for good.

As with every episode of the popular BBC series, Father Brown (played by Mark Williams) finds himself solving a crime, and the second episode of season 12, The Kembleford Players, is no exception.