WORCESTERSHIRE'S popular attractions have proved a draw to celebrities in recent years.
Stars have often been spotted in locations across the county - so here we look at some of the places where you might bump into a star.
Keeley Hawes
The actress who has starred in various films and TV shows including Line of Duty and the Bodyguard has been spotted dining at a Worcestershire cafe.
Keeley Hawes turned heads while eating in the Hodgehill garden centre's cafe on Birmingham Road, Kidderminster.
The 47-year-old star of The Durrells and Ashes to Ashes has starred alongside famous faces in her career including Vicky McClure, Sophie Rundle, Richard Madden and Josh O'Connor.
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Scott Wilcox-Wright, the manager of Hodgehill, said staff members were really shocked and excited when they realised it was Keeley Hawes who was dining at the cafe in February.
The centre is a popular destination for famous faces staff having also had sports presenter Pat Murphy and British actress and comedian Catherine Tate as customers in the past.
Nicki Chapman/Robert Plant
The Bridge, in Stanford Bridge, has gained a reputation as the watering holes for the stars.
The pub, in Stanford Bridge just off the B4203, was taken over by a new landlord, Ed Link last year and since then Nicki Chapman, and the crew from Escape to the Country, stopped at the pub for lunch.
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And Led Zeppelin frontman, and Worcestershire local, Robert Plant also went for a carvery which the landlord said he "really enjoyed".
Cher Lloyd
Pop singer Cher Lloyd, followed by millions on her social media, regularly shows her love for Worcestershire.
The Want U Back singer, who recently gave birth to her second child, has shared on Instagram visits to West Midlands Safari Park near Kidderminster, Tank Clock Tower in the Malvern Hills, Crowcroft Market in Leigh Sinton, London House Cafe in Malvern and Maneki Ramen in The Arches, Worcester in recent years.
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The 30-year-old former X Factor star also shared cute pictures with her firstborn Delilah-Rae during a visit to Top Barn Farm.
Kit Harington
The 36-year-old globally recognised star of Games of Thrones moved to Worcestershire at the age of 11 and has never forgotten his roots.
He has been spotted in the Old Rectifying House and Tramps nightclub in the past.
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And in an interview he told this paper he used to frequent the Marr's Bar in Pierpoint Street to see old friends - so he could be due another visit soon.
Becky Hill
Another Worcestershire music star, Becky Hill, is another regularly spotted by fans out and about in the county.
The Bewdley-born singer, famous for hits My Heart Goes (La Di Da), Last Time and Remember, has previously posted to social media fans about her trip to West Midland Safari Park.
The star who performed at Glastonbury this year posted a picture of herself in front of the giraffes to 370,000 followers on Instagram.
In the post she wrote: "Here's me by the giraffes.
"I booked the rhino lodge for my big sister and little nieces, and we’ve just had the best day ever."
Clive Mantle/Suzanne Virdee/Tony Adams/Phillip Serrell
And a telephone box in Powick has become known for being a celebrity hotspot.
Game of Thrones and Casualty actor Clive Mantle was the latest to stop off and use the facilities at the Crossroads Caring for Carers Worcestershire phone box in June.
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The box is used as an information point for the charity.
Among the famous names to visit the phone box in the past have been television journalist Suzanne Virdee, Tony Adams, who played Adam Chance in the television soap Crossroads, and auctioneer Phillip Serrell.
British Telecom made the phone box redundant and Worcestershire Crossroads Caring for Carers bought it for £1 to transform it.
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