BBC I Escaped to the Country: When Wiltshire is on today

Denise Nurse and Alistair Appleton reunite with homebuyers they first met a decade ago. <i>(Image: BBC)</i>
Denise Nurse and Alistair Appleton reunite with homebuyers they first met a decade ago. (Image: BBC)
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Wiltshire is set to shine on TV later today. 

The BBC’s I Escaped to the Country is back for it’s third episode of Season 7.

You can catch the county of Wiltshire on screen between 3pm-3:45pm.

The series will revisit a couple who previously moved to the country to find out how they are getting on.

Presenters Denise Nurse and Alistair Appleton reunite with homebuyers they first met a decade ago, including one couple who moved to Wiltshire and another who were searching in Bedfordshire.

The county is no stranger to media attention, and has been a popular filming spot for all sorts of TV programmes.

An episode recently featured towns from all over the county, showing off Wiltshire in all its glory.

A couple which were looking to relocate from London viewed properties in Biddestone, where they admired a house’s detached structure, handy location and period features.

The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald: Oga, Martin and Jonni exploring WiltshireOga, Martin and Jonni exploring Wiltshire (Image: BBC)

Oga and Martin were led around by presenter Jonnie as they explored the county, and later moved on to Seend where they viewed a charming three-bed house, meaning viewers got to see just how pretty the little village near Melksham is.

They also ventured over into Longridge.

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