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Hereford & Worcester,22 Oct 2026,120 mins

Small town, big film

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We're celebrating the best creatives where we live with Phillip Stoneman, including: • The Evesham brothers putting their hometown on the filmmaking map: Meet the Parry twins, midway through creating a full-on feature that's rooted in the riverside Worcestershire town they grew up in, receiving support from all over the world. • He's the Danny Robins of Warwick Castle: Get to know Coventry podcaster James Bryan who's swapped the traditional trebuchet for a second-hand microphone, telling the most haunted tales of one of our area's most well-known attractions. • More from our series in conversation with the international best-seller and multi-award-winning novelist Kit De Waal, from Moseley, sharing how success was never instant. There was a decade of drafting and grafting, before we got to Paulette and The Best Of Everything. • From Erdington to becoming the internet's go-to money expert, Damien Jordan shares how he's found a following of half-a-million with his straight-talking approach to finance - with his eyes on nurturing the next star of social media. • Another pair of brothers, the Newby twins of Leominster, share how their full-throttle and explosive drone footage has seen them set for LA, nominated for a huge award whose previous winners include Baby Driver, Top Gear and No Time To Die! • Meet the Cotteridge writer who specialises in haikus and nonets, showcasing a piece of poetry fuelled by the fire of this summer's extreme weather. Upload your work for a chance to get on the BBC.

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