ITV filming on shore at Lancaster village

Filming for an ITV television production will be taking place all week on the shore at Bolton-le-Sands.

Bolton-le-Sands Parish Council on Facebook: “Over the coming week, you may notice a number of caravans, motorhomes and support vehicles using the car park at the end of Shore Lane.

“These are part of an ITV television production filming in the area and are there under arrangements agreed in advance.

“There will be some temporary restrictions on access to the car park while filming is taking place.

Caravans, motorhomes and support vehicles using the car park at the end of Shore Lane in Bolton-le-Sands where ITV filming is taking place.placeholder image
Caravans, motorhomes and support vehicles using the car park at the end of Shore Lane in Bolton-le-Sands where ITV filming is taking place.

"We appreciate this may cause some inconvenience, but everything is temporary and the site will be returned to normal once filming has finished.

“We hope this helps avoid any confusion when people see the vehicles arriving. Thank you for your patience and understanding.”

The lead stars of ITV crime drama The Bay were back in Morecambe in May as filming got under way for the latest series.

Marsha Thomason – who plays DS Jenn Townsend – posed with a clapperboard near the war memorial on the prom.

A spokesman for ITV said: “Filming has officially begun on The Bay Series 6.

"DS Jenn Townsend is heading into another gripping mystery. This time, a shocking discovery on the prom pulls Morecambe’s MIU into a case full of secrets, suspicion and dangerous connections.”

Scenes have already been shot at various locations around the town, including Queen Street – which saw Grow Kitchen transformed into a pizzeria earlier this week – as well as on the prom and at The Lord Nelson pub, which said they were closed on Thursday evening for filming.

The new series will see the return of Morecambe’s Major Investigation Unit, investigating the murder of teenage foster child Logan Marsden.

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