ITV STUDIOS PRESENTS: JEKYLL AND HYDE
Pictured: Tom Bateman as Jekyll and Hyde. Photographer: Steve Brown. Designer: Mark Jones. This image is the copyright of GE and must only be used in relation to Jekyll and Hyde.

There is a silver lining to yesterday’s news that ITV has cancelled freshman drama, Jekyll and Hyde. The show’s creator, Charlie Higson, announced on Twitter that the sets have been shipped to Calais, to be used in building refugee shelters.

Higson’s Twitter is the new go-to breaking news provider, where the Jekyll and Hyde TV series is concerned. He broke the cancellation there, himself, yesterday. The cast of this cancelled show includes: Tom Bateman, Donald Sumpter, Stephanie Hyam and Tom Rhys Harries.

Here is Higson’s announcement of the set donation:

One small good thing to come out of #JekyllandHyde cancellation. Our sets have been shipped to Calais to make refugee shelters. True.

— charlie higson (@monstroso) January 6, 2016

When Mashable contacted ITV for confirmation, a network spokesperson was not aware of it, but said the network would contact the production team, to confirm.

Mashable reminds us of the plight of the refugees:

Thousands of people live in slum conditions in the patched-together tents and huts in the camps that make up the so-called “Jungle.” Most are displaced from a number of countries throughout the Middle East, including Syria, Libya and Afghanistan.

That these sets are on their way is good news for the refugees, who are fighting ever-lowering temperatures.

Should the entertainment take on more initiatives, like the one apparently taken by the Jekeyll and Hyde crew? Sound off, in the comments.