Town near Stockport whose railway station is said to have led to the naming of an iconic Agatha Christie character
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- Fictional senescent sleuth who solves murders, scandals and other wickedness in her seemingly cosy home village of St Mary Mead
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- Astute white-haired amateur sleuth who, unlike Poirot and his 'little grey cells', relies on her understanding of human fallibility from the petty goings-on in her quaint village of St Mary Mead to uncover every evil deed
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