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Where is it? Kinghorn, Fife. Hitting the beach and going for a walk at Pettycur with the view to the Forth Bridges. As a teenager, I wanted to get away from it because it seemed so small at the time. It is a place where all my angst and aspirations were happening, looking out at that skyline and across to Edinburgh. I used to ask the Inchkeith lighthouse questions and if the light came round on the full light, it meant yes – it was almost like a Magic 8 Ball. We moved from Clydebank when I was 10 – this was 1977 – and hit the east coast. It was totally different. But now I have come to appreciate how beautiful it is and what a great thing to have in my life, that much sky, the sea air and freedom.
by David Prior
The Bay has helped ITV Hub to a 50% boost in its consumption hours in January.
The Lancashire-set drama, produced by Tall Story Pictures, part of ITV Studios, is currently the video-on-demand platform s most popular show across the month with 7 million streams while Finding Alice and World Productions’ The Pembrokeshire Murders have achieved 5.4m and 1.3m streams respectively.
The Bay and Finding Alice were tailored specifically for a VOD audience by being made available for viewers to stream in their entirety, ahead of their weekly transmission.
Other popular programmes included ITV2’s dating show The Cabins, The Masked Singer, Dancing on Ice and The Voice UK.