Felixstowe has quietly played host to numerous TV dramas over the years, and ITV’s 2011 psychological thriller Injustice is one of the most gripping examples. This five-part series, created by Anthony Horowitz, explores the blurred line between justice and guilt, morality and manipulation. Series Overview: Injustice First aired on ITV in June 2011, Injustice stars James Purefoy as… Read More »
Felixstowe has served as the backdrop for numerous TV shows and films over the years. This ongoing series aims to document those productions, complete with filming details, local locations, and insider information. We begin with an episode from the BBC crime drama The Inspector Lynley Mysteries, specifically Season 5, Episode 2, titled “One Guilty Deed”, which originally aired… Read More »
One of the most controversial public figures of the 21st century is bringing her one-woman show to my hometown of Felixstowe. That person is Katie Hopkins, who first rose to public attention in 2007 through The Apprentice. I never watched the show at the time, but a brief Wikipedia dive and some archived clips gave me enough context.… Read More »
Is childhood memory a faithful reflection, or just fragments shaped by family tales and trauma? In this candid, gritty, and occasionally comical account, I revisit the earliest recollections of my 1970s/80s upbringing on a run-down council estate in Felixstowe—burns units, brown sofas, and all. What Do We Really Remember? What exactly do we recollect when we reminisce about… Read More »