Harbour Street (Vera Stanhope)

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But he has much more ambitious plans for the former indoor market, known as Celandine Hall, he has acquired a lease for in Harbour Street. I was very happy to read about the Lit and Phil and seeing it get such a nice mention in the novel – where books are cherished and where one of the characters goes to read. Velux window to rear elevation, vanity sink set on worktop with cupboards under, WC, ladder radiator, tile effect laminate flooring. BEDROOM 3: - 8' 5'' x 6' 8'' (2.56m x 2.02m) Ample free parking is available on Harbour Street itself or in either of the two public car parks just off Harbour Street. Even Vera thinks that she was ‘more Gosforth than Mardle from her appearance. (Gosforth was one of Newcastle’s posher suburbs.)

Then, just days later, a second woman is murdered. Vera knows that to find the key to this new killing she needs to understand what had been troubling Margaret so deeply before she died - before another life is lost. She can feel in her bones that there's a link. Retracing Margaret's final steps, Vera finds herself searching deep into the hidden past of this seemingly innocent neighborhood, led by clues that keep revolving around one street... Cleeves expertly handles the interplay among Vera - outsized both in stature and personality - her staff, and the villagers... You don't have to be a fan of the TV show...to enjoy this top-notch police procedural." The street also boasts a mini supermarket, and independent butcher's, baker's, hair salon, jewellers, gift shop, ladies fashion store and a pub. Also newly-opened this month is Book Bodega - launched by Sapphire Bates and her partner Nicholas Turner. The pair say their own reading habits are history and the "weird and wonderful" which is reflected in the eclectic mix of books they sell.Ramsgate’s Harbour Street can boast yet another new business with the opening of Book Bodega last week.

We think it's a fantastic location and its exciting to see so many independent new businesses opening up."Then, just days later, a second woman is murdered. Vera knows that to find the key to this new killing she needs to understand what had been troubling Margaret so deeply before she died - before another life is lost. She can feel in her bones that there's a link. Retracing Margaret's final steps, Vera finds herself searching deep into the hidden past of this seemingly innocent neighbourhood, led by clues that keep revolving around one street ...

But that is changing and it is fast becoming one of the county's most vibrant locations, with the help of exciting business launches and huge new investment, including government heritage grants which are transforming the area. Newcastle was full of people and friendly, they walked arm in arm between the art galleries , crossing the tyne by the Blinking Eye Bridge.” But that is changing and the place is getting a real vibrancy and a reputation for food with lots of restaurant openings. Mardle wasn’t a place for tourists, even in the summer. There was nothing beyond the fisheries except the harbour, enclosed by the wall. The boats there were dark shadows, half-hidden by the drifting flakes. He admits Harbour Street has been down in the dumps for years and a regular topic of discussion in the society.The couple, who live at the West Cliff, are both avid readers and decided to take the plunge when the premises came up. Most of the places featured in the book are indeed fictional – Mardle, Partington and of course Harbour Street itself doesn’t exist – but the TV version of the novel was filmed in and around the village of Amble in Northumberland – which is utterly gorgeous and not at all like its fictional village – not in the slightest! They too had to gut a dilapidated building to create a warm and inviting space for bookworms, who can even enjoy a coffee and croissant while browsing.

It's a neatly crafted piece of work, and a reminder that the great success that Ann has enjoyed in recent years, both with these books and the Shetland novels starring another likeable cop, Jimmy Perez, is well deserved." A spate of late night brawls and assaults even sparked a petition in January demanding action - including a review of late night drinking licenses. Sapphire said: “We just went from saying we could do it to deciding ‘let’s do it.’ The first week has been amazing with so many people coming in to support us. But when the train is stopped due to the bad weather, and the other passengers fade into the swirling snow, Jessie notices that an old lady hasn't left the train: Margaret Krukowski has been fatally stabbed as she sat on the crowded train. Nobody, including the policeman himself, sees the stabbing take place. Margaret's murderer is seemingly invisible; her killing motiveless. Why would anyone want to harm this reserved, elegant lady? Why would such well dressed and elegant lady find herself living in Mardle and more importantly who would want to kill her?Velux window to front elevation, range of built-in cupboards, radiator, fitted carpet. BEDROOM 1: - 14' 4'' x 13' 3'' (4.37m x 4.04m) Two spacious double bedrooms, each with solid wood king-size beds and matching bedroom furniture, LCD TVs with freeview and harbour views.