Filming will take place across Abbots Langley and Kings Langley this week, with work taking place on an upcoming BBC drama.
A number of locations in the two villages are being used from today for production on Babies, a six-part series starring Paapa Essiedu and Siobhán Cullen.
This is according to Three Rivers District Council leader Stephen Giles-Medhurst in a post on social media this morning (February 10).
It was announced last week that Abbots Langley's former police house in Langley Road would be used for filming from February 9, but a full list of locations in the area has now been revealed by Cllr Giles-Medhurst.
This morning, he confirmed that in addition to the police house, Toms Lane in Kings Langley and the Sweeneys Supermarket in Abbots Langley High Street will also be welcoming cameras.
The Causeway Car will be part-suspended until Wednesday (February 12) while production takes place, with 30 bays out of action.
Filming in Toms Lane will take place on February 13 and 14, while the Sweeneys Supermarket will be used on Sunday (February 16).
Last week, Cllr Giles-Medhurst told the Watford Observer that he believed the filming was for the Netflix show that was shot in Croxley Green last month.
However, he has now been informed that the production company working in the area is Babies Productions Ltd.
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The programme was announced by the BBC in November of last year and will feature Black Mirror's Essiedu, Bodkin star Cullen, as well as Jack Bannon and Charlotte Riley.
According to the corporation, the drama will explore "the delicate tightrope of love and loss in a young couple's desire to become parents".
Characters Lisa and Stephen struggle with pregnancy loss while life continues around them, with the programme promising "hope, humour, and love".
Director Stefan Golaszewski said: "Paapa, Siobhán, Jack and Charlotte are all incredible actors. Their warmth, detail and deep humanity are essential to telling this crucial story that’s never told."
Filming is also taking place this week at the Harvester in Croxley Green, while last week saw cameras visit Watford pub The Southern Cross.
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