The Casualty production team has warned residents of a Cardiff neighbourhood that a planned shoot will not involve a "real emergency". The location manager for the BBC One drama told Adamsdown Square residents that filming for a scene depicting an emergency response will take place on Monday in the area.
The letter, which was put through letterboxes last month, reads: "We would like to inform you that an application has been made to the Cardiff Film Office to permit filming a couple of scenes for Casualty on Monday, July 11, on Adamsdown Square. We expect to be present between 8am and 7pm."
The location manager added that most of the action will take place on the southern edge of the square and the area around the park will be closed for most of the day. "Traffic would be able to flow through the square on the far side of the park," he wrote.
