Record 581 – 600 of 687
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Series Title |
Programme Title |
Year |
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| B640 | OUTLOOK | [TITLE SEQUENCE] | c. 1982 | |
| Very short extract from the title sequence for the series 'Outlook More... | ||||
| B100 | YOUNG ENTERPRISE SHOW | CYCLING, GUY DAUNCEY, CANOES | c. 1981-82 | |
| Opens with brief shots of presenter Mike Sweeney cycling in Heaton Park, Manchester. Presenter John Mundy interviews Guy Dauncey about a "clock system" he has devised to help unemployed people be productive and keep active. Dauncey explains budgeting, benefits, job hunting and developing skills. Presenter John Davies then goes on More... | ||||
| B103 | YOUNG ENTERPRISE SHOW | GUY DAUNCEY / MORRIS DANCERS | c. 1981-82 | |
| Presenter Mike Sweeney meets a troupe of morris dancers who are seen dancing to music in traditional costume in front of spectators and the "squire" is interviewed. [N.B. Section on Guy Dauncey not transferred More... | ||||
| B131 | LANCASHIRE LADS | AMMON WRIGLEY NO. 3 | 1982 | |
| Third programme in the series Lancashire Lads. A series of light-hearted Lancashire rhymes written by writer and dialect poet Ammon Wrigley from Saddleworth (1861-1946) are spoken with a strong Lancashire accent. Various images that represent Lancashire are shown alongside the spoke poetry: aerial shots of rugged moorland in the More... | ||||
| B132 | LANCASHIRE LADS | BEN BRIERLEY NO. 4 | 1982 | |
| Fourth programme in the series Lancashire Lads. A series of light-hearted Lancashire rhymes written by writer and dialect poet Benjamin Brierley from Failsworth (1825-1896) spoken with a strong Lancashire accent together with various images that represent Lancashire: a potato pie being served, home brew beer being brewed, general views More... | ||||
| B129 | LANCASHIRE LADS | EDWIN WAUGH NO. 1 | 1982 | |
| First programme in the series Lancashire Lads. Tells the story of Edwin Waugh (1817-1890), Lancashire dialect poet and prose writer born in Rochdale, written and narrated by Bill Grundy. Poems featured include "Come Whoam to thi childer" and "Oh lay me down in moorland ground". Waugh's poems are spoken and More... | ||||
| B130 | LANCASHIRE LADS | SAM LAYCOCK NO. 2 | 1982 | |
| Second programme in the series Lancashire Lads. Tells the story of Samuel Laycock (1826-1893), a famous Lancashire dialect poet who was born near Saddleworth and lived in Stalybridge, written and narrated by Bill Grundy. Poems featured include "Only a poet" and "Cheer up a bit longer ". Laycock's poems are spoken More... | ||||
| B133 | LANCASHIRE LADS | SAMUEL FITTON NO. 5 | 1982 | |
| Fifth programme in the series Lancashire Lads. A series of light-hearted rhymes about Lancashire written by Samuel Fitton, working class writer and cartoonist who lived in Lancashire. Opens with shots of Fitton's gravestone. Poems are spoken with a strong Lancashire dialect and a montage of Lancashire images is shown More... | ||||
| B134 | LANCASHIRE LADS | A FINAL GARLAND NO. 6 | 1982 | |
| Sixth programme in the series Lancashire Lads. A series of light-hearted Lancashire rhymes are spoken with a strong Lancashire accent. Various images accompany the poems: a scythe cutting crops, rolling moorland, people enjoying cups of tea in a canteen, a baby chewing a teething ring, an elderly couple walking More... | ||||
| B434 | LOOK NORTH | EVEREST '82 | 1982 | |
| B434/1: Alistair Macdonald reporting on preparations for the first British expedition to the Chinese side of Everest since 1938: the March 1982 British Everest Expedition to the North East Ridge. The four member team includes Chris Bonington (Leader), Peter Boardman, Joe Tasker (all from the North West) and Dick Renshaw More... | ||||
| B455 | [UNKNOWN] | STRANGERS YET | 1982 | |
| Follow-up programme to the BBC North West series Long Live Our England, which was made in 1972 (see B88, B89, and B90), about the West Indian community in Manchester. Some of the participants from the first series are shown at a special screening of the programmes in Moss Side More... | ||||
| B488 | [UNKNOWN] | DESTINATION BEIRUT | 1982 | |
| Programme in which a BBC film crew including presenter Alistair Macdonald travels to Lebanon's capital Beirut with medical aid charity 'Survive', just after fighting ended in 1982. Follows the crew on their problematic journey, driving in a Survive medical minibus for much of the way, from Survive's headquarters in Liverpool More... | ||||
| B494 | [UNKNOWN] | THE TONY FAHEY EPIC | 1982 | |
| No transmission print is held for this programme - trims only. Please contact the NWFA More... | ||||
| B612 | HOMEGROUND | EEC: HOOPER | 1982 | |
| A brief interview with Baroness Gloria Dorothy Hooper (Conservative), who was member for the European Parliament for Liverpool between 1979 and 1984. Hooper talks about Liverpool's position within the European Community, its high unemployment and the need to stimulate new industry. Includes general views of terraced houses, vacant factories, office More... | ||||
| B613 | HOMEGROUND | THE POPE AND THE POLICE | 1982 | |
| B613/1: Follows the policing of the Papal visit to Heaton Park, when Pope John Paul II celebrated mass on 31 May 1982. Includes shots of the police holding a conference before the event. During the visit itself, there are scenes of people being tended to by the St John's Ambulance More... | ||||
| B614 | HOMEGROUND | FIRE BRIGADE TRAINING | 1982 | |
| Insert shows action at the Merseyside Fire Brigade Training School. Recruits attend lectures and take part in training exercises involving rescuing a man from a crashed car and a dummy from a smoke-filled building. A senior fireman is interviewed about what qualities make a good fireman. (Start of film More... | ||||
| B615 | HOMEGROUND | ALTRINCHAM CINE CLUB | 1982 | |
| No transmission print exists for this programme, only trims. Please contact the NWFA More... | ||||
| B617 | HOMEGROUND | OSWALDTWISTLE | 1982 | |
| Extract focusing on the town of Oswaldtwistle in Lancashire. A presenter visits the town during Civic Week, when an opening ceremony and a children's eye spy competition take place. He describes the history of the town, particularly its textile industry and there are shots of old textile mills. There are More... | ||||
| B618 | HOMEGROUND | VILLAGE SCHOOL | 1982 | |
| Programme looking at Chelmorton Infant School near Buxton in Derbyshire, which is facing closure due to falling numbers of pupils, and the fight by parents to keep it open. The school's ten pupils are shown being taught by Headmistress Joyce Bull, singing in assembly and measuring chicks in a classroom More... | ||||
| B621 | HOMEGROUND | MICROSURGERY | 1982 | |
| B621/1: Insert focusing on Withington Hospital in Manchester, where microsurgery, skin grafting and replant operations take place. An intricate ankle and shoulder operation is shown in great detail: surgeons and theatre staff work in shifts during the lengthy operation and close-up footage shows incisions being made and stitches being More... | ||||
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