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Lindisfarne

British  
/ ˈlɪndɪsˌfɑːn /

noun

  1. another name for Holy Island

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Ray Laidlaw, from Lindisfarne and the show's producer, said he thought the variety show would "never" come back.

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As a teenager, his parents sent him to Lindisfarne College, near Wrexham in North Wales, to continue his education.

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The Grade I listed Lindisfarne Castle pops up in a pretty haunting landscape with its 16th Century fortress.

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Laura Knowles works at Lindisfarne Castle as a visitor operations and experience manager for the National Trust, and was there during filming.

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Born to a Portuguese father and an English mother, Bronze grew up in north-east England, living on Holy Island - a tidal island in Northumberland also known as Lindisfarne - with her older brother and younger sister.

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