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* [[12 March (production)|12 March]] - [[Roath Lock]] was officially opened by [[Welsh]] First Minister {{w|Carwyn Jones}}. | * [[12 March (production)|12 March]] - [[Roath Lock]] was officially opened by [[Welsh]] First Minister {{w|Carwyn Jones}}. | ||
* [[11 May (production)|11 May]] - ''[[Doctor Who]]'' had its last day filming at [[Upper Boat Studios]]. They subsequently moved to Roath Lock. | * [[11 May (production)|11 May]] - ''[[Doctor Who]]'' had its last day filming at [[Upper Boat Studios]]. They subsequently moved to Roath Lock. | ||
*[[22 July (production)|22 July]] - The stageplay [[Robots of Death (stage play)|Robots of Death]] began its three-day run at Portland Street for the Greater Manchester Fringe Festival. | |||
*[[28 July (production)|28 July]] - The stageplay [[Storm Mine (stage play)|Storm Mine]] began its three-day run at the Lass O'Gowrie pub for the Greater Manchester Fringe Festival. | |||
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2012 was a year in which a number of events important to the production of Doctor Who and its spin-offs occurred.
- 12 March - Roath Lock was officially opened by Welsh First Minister Carwyn Jones.
- 11 May - Doctor Who had its last day filming at Upper Boat Studios. They subsequently moved to Roath Lock.
- 22 July - The stageplay Robots of Death began its three-day run at Portland Street for the Greater Manchester Fringe Festival.
- 28 July - The stageplay Storm Mine began its three-day run at the Lass O'Gowrie pub for the Greater Manchester Fringe Festival.
