How a TV show has drawn Australians and Americans to a seaside town

BBC UK Monday 20 July 2026, 05:29 UTC 1 min read

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Hope Street has been popular with audiences not just in the UK but overseas since it started in 2021.

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How a TV show has drawn Australians and Americans to a seaside town

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