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New Currys advert shows historic ruins in St Albans

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Sopwell Nunnery, also known as Sopwell Priory, dates back to 1140. The ruins are the remains of a mansion that once belonged to one of Henry VIII's advisors. The film's producer, Richard Martin, said the site was chosen due to its quiet setting, and the crew's ability to bring a cow for filming.

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Herts Advertiser

New Currys advert shows historic ruins in St Albans

Currys has chosen Sopwell Nunnery - off Cottonmill Lane, St Albans - as the location for a new TV advert.

2 years ago·Hertfordshire, United Kingdom

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Herts Advertiser broke the news in Hertfordshire, United Kingdom 2 years ago on Tuesday, August 15, 2023.

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