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Record 8 – 27 of 687
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| B175 | [UNKNOWN] | BOTTLE SHORTAGE | Unknown | |
| The Barr Soft Drinks Factory (in Atherton near Leigh) is featured during a national glass bottle shortage, which meant the factory had to reduce their flavour range. The presenter interviews a manager there about the reasons for the shortage which he gives as the shift from returnable bottles to the More... | ||||
| B178 | [UNKNOWN] | FOOTBALL: LIVERPOOL V MIDDLESBOROUGH | Unknown | |
| No transmission print is held for this programme - trims only. Please contact the NWFA More... | ||||
| B183 | [UNKNOWN] | FORESTRY: LAKE DISTRICT | Unknown | |
| Reporter Frank Mellor visits Grizedale Forest in the Lake District to examine the new approach to forestry management being piloted there. The work of the Forestry Commission (FC), Britain's biggest land owner, is examined in detail. There are interviews with George Stewart, Manager of the FC's Forests and Estates on More... | ||||
| B197 | [UNKNOWN] | [STEVE HEIGHWAY] | Unknown | |
| No transmission print is held for this programme - trims only. Please contact the NWFA More... | ||||
| B152 | [UNKNOWN] | ROPE FACTORIES | Unknown | |
| B152/1: Programme presented by BBC presenter Frank Mellor focusing on rope maker Nat Bell from Kendal. Ex-farmer Bell is shown with his rope-making contraption making ropes up to 30 feet in length, including winding and putting toggles on ropes. Mellor interviews Bell about the process of rope-making More... | ||||
| B155 | [UNKNOWN] | LIVERPOOL: AERIAL SHOTS / GOOD GROUND VIEWS | Unknown | |
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| B156 | [UNKNOWN] | BLACKPOOL: VIEWS INCLUDING TOWER, BEACHES, BINGO, FUNFAIR, ILLUMINATIONS | Unknown | |
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| B157 | [UNKNOWN] | HUMPHREY LLOYD SHIRT MANUFACTURERS | Unknown | |
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| B165 | [UNKNOWN] | LIVERPOOL DOCKS AND MERSEY: MERSEY TUNNEL | Unknown | |
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| B192 | [UNKNOWN] | CARS: FOREIGN KING LOOKING AT AN ELECTRIC CAR | Unknown | |
| Prince Feisal of Saudi Arabia is shown at a display of three-wheeled electric cars/trucks called 'ANT',built by BTB Limited of Blackburn. He is interviewed about what he thinks of the trucks. 01m33s More... | ||||
| B199 | [UNKNOWN] | DEE ESTUARY | Unknown | |
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| B200 | [UNKNOWN] | RAILWAYS: LAKE DISTRICT AND CREWE | Unknown | |
| Two men are interviewed at the Lakeside railway station near Lake Windermere in the Lake District about their opposition to plans by the Planning Board to turn the station into a public footpath and car park. There are shots of the Lakeside railway station interior and exterior and boats moored More... | ||||
| B211 | [UNKNOWN] | FOOTBALL: BOLTON AND BURY FOOTBALL CLUBS | Unknown | |
| No transmission print is held for this programme - trims only. Please contact the NWFA More... | ||||
| B214 | [UNKNOWN] | DODDY'S BUS (KEN DODD) | Unknown | |
| Interview with comedian Ken Dodd on the street outside Manchester's Palace Theatre, where his Laughter Show is playing. Dodd is asked about his campaign to save the Palace Theatre and Opera House, Manchester, and the bias in government funding towards London theatres. 04m03s More... | ||||
| B238 | [UNKNOWN] | [ASIANS] | Unknown | |
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| B243 | [UNKNOWN] | OIL RIGS, IRISH SEA - STOCK SHOTS | Unknown | |
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| B234 | LOOK NORTH | [LOOK NORTH PRODUCTIONS (UNSPECIFIED)] | Unknown | |
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| B244 | [UNKNOWN] | JOHNNY HACKETT IN BLACKPOOL | Unknown | |
| Programme featuring Liverpudlian stand-up comedian Johnny Hackett as he prepares for a show at Blackpool's Horseshoe Theatre. He recalls his memories of playing there in 1964 and tells some jokes to the camera (one of which is racist). There are brief shots of Blackpool seafront, Hackett in the canteen More... | ||||
| B256 | [UNKNOWN] | CONTAINER SHIP | Unknown | |
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| B261 | LOOK NORTH | PET CEMETERY | Unknown | |
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