Channel 5: Rev Richard Coles’ Murder Before Evensong filming in Dudley

Crews have been spotted filming for ‘Murder Before Evensong’ on Vale Street in Gornal <i>(Image: Olivia Warburton / NQ)</i>
Crews have been spotted filming for ‘Murder Before Evensong’ on Vale Street in Gornal (Image: Olivia Warburton / NQ)
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THE HIGHLY anticipated TV adaptation of a book penned by I’m A Celeb second runner-up is being filmed on a street in Dudley.

Crews have been spotted filming for ‘Murder Before Evensong’ on Vale Street in Gornal, with trailers, equipment and cones prohibiting parking being spotted on the small residential street.

A set that is being kept tightly under wraps has been set up inside a propertyA set that is being kept tightly under wraps has been set up inside a property (Image: Olivia Warburton / NQ) Production crews confirmed filming for the Channel 5 and Acorn TV show will be taking place on the road from today (April 7) until Wednesday (April 9). 

A set that is being kept tightly under wraps has been set up inside a property on the street.

Based on the novel by celebrity vicar, Reverand Richard Coles, ‘Murder Before Evensong’ follows the story of a community in a sleepy English village that becomes entwined in a murder spree after controversial plans are revealed to install a toilet in the church in the heart of the village.

Filming for the show will be taking place on the road until Wednesday (April 9)Filming for the show will be taking place on the road until Wednesday (April 9) (Image: Olivia Warburton / NQ) Actor Matthew Lewis, best known for portraying Neville Longbottom in the Harry Potter franchise, has been cast in the lead role of Canon Daniel Clement, a member of the clergy on a mission to keep the community together and find out who is responsible.

Filming for the show has been taking place across the West Midlands, with crews having been spotted in Bridgnorth back in February.

The series is set to be a six-part murder mystery and is due to air later in 2025 on Channel 5.

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