Roadworks have cut Lower Clumpthorpe off from the outside world, forcing villagers into the unthinkable: driving through Upper Clumpthorpe.

But this leads to the discovery of their suspiciously impressive new noticeboard.

As bus services mysteriously vanish, tempers flare as the parish council clashes over fairness, funding and a floppy hat.

With espionage allegations, runaway lamination, and local dignity on the line, the parish council discovers just how far Prudence is willing to go to defend Lower Clumpthorpe’s civic pride.

It’s a tale of two villages'… noticeboards.

Starring

Sally Swift as Prudence Hawthorne

Jane Wing as Jean Wilmot

John Kennard as Derek Pritchard

Sean Baxendale as Alex Turner

Tammy King as Sophie Calder

Written, Produced and Directed by Andi White

With the world in an increasingly precarious state, the good people of Lower Clumpthorpe Parish Council are called to prepare for the unthinkable. Fortunately, Treasurer Derek Pritchard has been hard at work developing a comprehensive Civil Defence strategy, complete with emergency supplies, innovative warning systems, and a rather questionable understanding of nuclear fallout.

But when the prospect of appointing a local leader for the end of civilisation presents an opportunity for a little power-grabbing, can the council reach a decision before Prudence calls time?

Between international tensions, questionable procurement deals, and the small matter of who gets to be Prime Minister of Lower Clumpthorpe, one thing is certain: the future of the village is in very safe hands.

Isn’t it?

Starring

Sally Swift as Prudence Hawthorne

Jane Wing as Jean Wilmot

John Kennard as Derek Pritchard

Sean Baxendale as Alex Turner

Tammy King as Sophie Calder

Written, Produced and Directed by Andi White

When the neighbouring village of Upper Clumpthorpe raises the bar, Lower Clumpthorpe is duty-bound to respond. But with the village bunting in need of a little TLC, a flagpole that’s conspicuous by its absence, and a certain Chairman who seems unusually keen to keep the past firmly in the past, the Parish Council has some rather pressing matters to discuss.

As Derek frets over the cost, Jean helpfully recalls a few inconvenient details, and Sophie takes great delight in proceedings, newcomer Alex begins to suspect that Lower Clumpthorpe’s missing flagpole has a rather interesting history.

Will the Council get to the bottom of it all? Or are some matters best left unraised?

Especially flagpoles.

Starring

Sally Swift as Prudence Hawthorne

Jane Wing as Jean Wilmot

John Kennard as Derek Pritchard

Sean Baxendale as Alex Turner

Tammy King as Sophie Calder

Written, Produced and Directed by Andi White