Papsworth

Papsworth is a village in Surrey, a few miles south from Redstroud Castle. It is home to a number of Lloyd relatives. The area consists of a police station and a prison.

History
Since early medieval times, Papsworth fell under the jurisdiction of two ancient and separate manors. It is widely believed it was once a part of Redstroud Castle, though no official documents confirms that theory. As early as the 14th century Papsworth was a recognised fishing settlement and its first known record is in a Royal document of 1404.

Businesses
The town is home to an old cottage police station and HMP Papsworth, where Tom Lloyd spent fourteen years in for a crime he did not commit. Charles Crawford was sent to the prison in 2020, after being convicted for the Glenwood Manor murders.

Facts
Papsworth is based on the historic fishing village of Polperro, south Cornwall.