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| 30 May 2024 | |
| Written by Helen Stephenson | |
| School News |
We have just heard that Season 3 of The Sister Boniface Mysteries, the spin-off of the popular Father Brown series, will be aired on UKTV’s Drama channel from Friday 7 June.
The show follows the adventures of Sister Boniface, a Vespa-driving, crime solving, Cotswold-dwelling nun and scenes from the murder mystery were filmed at Princethorpe last summer holidays. According to UKTV this latest series includes the story of a famous organist murdered mid tune in the Chapel (we wonder where that might be?) as well as story lines of mysterious kidnappings and stolen precious jewels.
UKTV Drama’s channel can be found on Sky on channel 143, Virgin on channel 130, Freeview on channel 20 and Freesat on channel 158.
Filmed last year over the summer holidays, we can’t wait to see Princethorpe once again transported back in time.
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