Chipping Cleghorn is a large sprawling picturesque English village. It has a butcher, a baker, a grocer, a quite a good antique shop, and two teashops. The village has its own newspaper, the Chipping Cleghorn Gazette.
Chipping Cleghorn is located fifty minutes by bus from Milchester. A village named Locke Hamlet is located in the same parish. Nearby is another village, Little Worsdale.
Residents[]
At Boulders[]
At Dayas Hall[]
At Laburnum Cottage[]
At Little Paddocks[]
At the vicarage[]
- Julian Harmon - vicar
- Diana Harmon - "Bunch"
- Edward Harmon
- Susan Harmon
- Tiglath Pileser
The Easterbrooks[]
The Swettenhams[]
Other residents[]
- Dr Griffiths
- Julia, waitress at the Blue Bird Tea Room and Café
- Mrs Butt and her husband Mr Butt. Their son Johnnie, the paperboy.
- Mr Elliot
- Mrs Finch
- Mr Totman and his wife Mrs Totman
- Jim Huggins, his wife Mrs Huggins
- Reverend Hopkinson
- The Smedleys, selling their 1935 Daimler
- Selina Lawrence, advertising for a cook
- Evans
- Jimmy Symes
- Johnnie Finch
- Mrs Burt
- Dr Griffiths
- Harper
- Jones
- George
- Mr and Mrs Mundy, Jewel St John
- Lampson
Businesses[]
- A butcher
- A baker
- A grocer
- A quite good antique shop
- Two tea shops (one of them is the Blue Bird Tea Room and Café)
Farms[]
Appearances[]
- A Murder is Announced
- Sanctuary (short story)