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Record 14185 – 14204 of 15384 news stories found.
Date |
Film Item Number |
Description |
Duration |
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| Thursday 9/6/1977 | Programme Details | 7 | Alistair Macdonald snf talking to George Atherton 72 yr old barber who hasn’t changed his prices for 7 years and is now closing down business. Stephens. sepmag | 3 mins 32 secs | |
| Friday 10/6/1977 | Programme Details | 7 | Stuart Hall talking to Mrs Hilda Kithon owner of a 1913 Crice, Wood and Keeler rear engined 8hp 2 seater cycle car. She will be taking part in the Manchester to Blackpool rally on Sunday. Stephens. sepmag | 3 mins 36 secs | |
| Monday 13/6/1977 | Programme Details | 7 | Liz DSonnelly talking to Tony Rutter of Great Harwood who wants to sell his entire Elvis Presley collection. Park. sepmag | 3 mins 27 secs | |
| Tuesday 14/6/1977 | Programme Details | 7 | GVs Dr Barnardo’s toy library for mentally handicapped children opened at Dole Lane Chorley - the first one in the North West. Ward mute (Chris oov) | 0 mins 20 secs | |
| Wednesday 15/6/1977 | Programme Details | 7 | Frank Mellor talking to John and Norma Birkby who bought Rusland Hall near Newby Bridge and restored it from a from a weed surrounded slum into a potential tourist attraction. McDairmant. sepmag. | 5 mins 46 secs | |
| Thursday 16/6/1977 | Programme Details | 7 | David Davies snf talking to Tony Jacklin at the Greater Manchester Golf Tournament at Wilmslow, about the problems of being an international golf star. Park. commag | 3 mins 29 secs | |
| Friday 17/6/1977 | Programme Details | 7 | Nick Clarke snf talking to Biographer Fred Ball, textile worker John Nettleton and Joan Johnson granddaughter of Robert Noonan, who under the name Robert Trossel wrote a best seller called The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists but died a paupers death in Liverpool. His grave is now found and marked by a tablet given by trade unionists. Higginson Commag. (Nick oov) | 4 mins 29 secs | |
| Tuesday 5/7/1977 | Programme Details | 7 | GVs Mrs. Ann Elwood’s garden in Woodford, which has a giant weed flourishing in it. Park. Mute. (Felicity oov) | 0 mins 35 secs | |
| Wednesday 6/7/1977 | Programme Details | 7 | GVs Isle of Man Railway. BBC Stock. Commag. (John oov) | 0 mins 12 secs | |
| Thursday 8/7/1977 | Programme Details | 7 | Alistair Macdonald snf reporting on the town artist that Rochdale town council has appointed, the first in the North West. Mute 0-54. sepmag 2-34. Stephens | 3 mins 28 secs | |
| Wednesday 13/7/1977 | Programme Details | 7 | Alistair Macdonald, snf, reporting on the campaign by the people of Hulme for the restoration of their library service. Selwood. Mute 1m Commag 3m 55s. | 3 mins 55 secs | |
| Friday 15/7/1977 | Programme Details | 7 | Felicity Goodey, snf, reporting on the exhibtion of paintings from important art collections by Joseph Farrington at Bolton Art Gallery. Mute 24s. Sepmag 3m 41s Stephens. | 4 mins 05 secs | |
| Tuesday 19/7/1977 | Programme Details | 7 | GVs of Gas Showrooms in Manchester. Mute. Park. (Stu oov) | 0 mins 15 secs | |
| Wednesday 20/7/1977 | Programme Details | 7 | Richard Duckenfield reporting on an aircraft museum at Perch Rock Fort, New Brighton, Merseyside which houses relics of aircrafts crashed during the 2nd World War. It was founded by members of the Warplace Wreck Investigation Group. Sepmag. Ward. Richard oov 1m 31s | 4 mins 12 secs | |
| Thursday 21/7/1977 | Programme Details | 7 | Film of a new lifeboat, the Gough Ritchie, named today, which will go into service at Port St Mary on the Isle of Man. Mute. BBC Stock (John oov) | 0 mins 15 secs | |
| Monday 25/7/1977 | Programme Details | 7 | The third in the city centre series: Multi-racial education. We spoke to Branda Mallin, of the National Association for Multi-racial education (N.A.M.E). Sepmag. Stephens. | 4 mins 45 secs | |
| Tuesday 26/7/1977 | Programme Details | 7 | Alistair Macdonald, snf, talking to Patricia Jordan, who has just written a book about her experiences as a district nurse. Sepmag. Higginson. | 4 mins 00 secs | |
| Friday 29/7/1977 | Programme Details | 7 | David Davies, snf, reporting from Lytham St Annes on the retirement of Alan Hardaker as Secretary of the Football League. He’s taking up the newly created post of “General Secretary”. Commag. Selwood. | 4 mins 10 secs | |
| Thursday 11/8/1977 | Programme Details | 7 | Richard Duckenfield, snf, talking to Tom Smith, who retired as Liverpool’s Senior Social Work Advisor for Mental Health in June and who claims that abuse of the 1959 Mental Health Act has meant people with problems being detained in psychiatric hospitals illegally are to be investigated by Social Services officials in Liverpool. commag. Higginson. | 2 mins 33 secs | |
| Friday 12/8/1977 | Programme Details | 7 | Alistair Macdonald, snf, talking to Mrs Margaret Scullion about the amateur athletics club she has started in Skelmeradale New Town, as there was no organisation to help train young athletes. Sepmag. Selwood. (Ali oov:1’ 25”) | 4 mins 08 secs | |
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