Record 628 – 647 of 687
Accession Number |
Series Title |
Programme Title |
Year |
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| B444 | [UNKNOWN] | THREE MEN IN A COALFIRED STEAM POWERED GRAB HOPPER DREDGER | 1983 | |
| B444/1: Programme on the preserved 'Mannin 2' coal-fired steam-powered dredger, built in 1937, which has a voluntary three-man crew dedicated to keeping it operational. There are shots of the Mannin 2 out at sea, dredging the bottom of Lancaster harbour, the crew loading coal into the bunker More... | ||||
| B447 | LOOK NORTH | WORDSWORTH: GRASMERE | 1983 | |
| Focuses on Grasmere in the Lake District, where William Wordsworth used to live with his wife Dorothy and where Richard Wordsworth - great-great-grandson of William - now lives. Richard is shown ringing the bells at the Church of St. Oswald in Grasmere village. Includes some of Dorothy's poetry being read More... | ||||
| B453 | [UNKNOWN] | BLACKPOOL BREAK OUT | 1983 | |
| Programme about a group of young deafblind people on holiday in Blackpool. Philip, Angela, Julia, Raymond and Lesley - who all have varying levels of deafness and blindness - are each introduced and the programme follows their activities during the weekend. There are shots of them riding donkeys on Blackpool beach, dancing More... | ||||
| B459 | LOOK NORTH | WORDSWORTH: TARN HOWS | 1983 | |
| B459/1: Richard Wordsworth - great great grandson of William Wordsworth - is shown at his favourite beauty spot in the Lake District: Tarn Hows where he recites some of Wordsworth's poetry (seems to be incomplete tx print). 05m02s More... | ||||
| B466 | [UNKNOWN] | WALK ON WALK ON | 1983 | |
| Programme about 1960s pop star and Liverpool icon Gerry Marsden who was in the band Gerry and the Pacemakers and his attempts to make a comeback in the early 1980s. Describes the success of beat music and Liverpool bands in the sixties. Includes footage of Gerry performing in both the More... | ||||
| B472 | [UNKNOWN] | FOR LOVE OR MONEY | 1983 | |
| Programme looking at the differences between professional rugby league and amateur rugby union, comparing St Helens, or 'The Saints', (league) with Sale (union). St Helens Rugby League Club headquarters at Knowsley Road are shown: players are seen training with coach Billy Benyon and in the changing rooms receiving their wages More... | ||||
| B474 | [UNKNOWN] | SALFORD - A DIFFERENT WORLD | 1983 | |
| Presenter Ray Gosling visits Salford where he suggests that problems faced by Salford residents in 1983 have changed little since 1933 when Walter Greenwood wrote "Love on the Dole", namely high unemployment and poor housing. Includes stills of Hankinson Way - or 'Hankey Park' - in Salford in the thirties, and footage More... | ||||
| B475 | LOOK NORTH | CYRIL SMITH PROFILE | 1983 | |
| No transmission print is held for this programme - trims only. Please contact the NWFA More... | ||||
| B482 | LOOK NORTH | AGONY AUNTS | 1983 | |
| No transmission print is held for this programme - trims only. Please contact the NWFA More... | ||||
| B7 | FAMOUS FOLK | C. P. SCOTT | 1983 | |
| No transmission print exists for this programme, only trims. Please contact the NWFA More... | ||||
| B8 | FAMOUS FOLK | KATHLEEN FERRIER | 1983 | |
| B8/1: Extracts from a programme on Kathleen Ferrier (1912-1953), international contralto singer born in Blackburn. Her elder sister, Winifred, speaks about memories of their childhood, Kathleen's marriage to Albert Wilson, her career in singing during World War Two, moving to London in 1942 and her death from breast cancer in More... | ||||
| B656 | BRASS BEAT | [BURY MARKET] | 1983 | |
| No transmission print exists for this programme, only trims. Please contact the NWFA More... | ||||
| B657 | BRASS BEAT | BESSES O' TH' BARN | 1983 | |
| No transmission print exists for this programme, only trims. Please contact the NWFA More... | ||||
| B658 | BRASS BEAT | GOFF RICHARDS ORCHESTRA | 1983 | |
| No transmission print exists for this programme, only trims. Please contact the NWFA More... | ||||
| B670 | BRASS BEAT | [COPS AND ROBBERS / CATS / BUILDINGS] | 1983 | |
| No transmission print exists for this programme, only trims. Please contact the NWFA More... | ||||
| B671 | BRASS BEAT | LANCASHIRE CONSTABULARY BAND | 1983 | |
| No transmission print exists for this programme, only trims. Please contact the NWFA More... | ||||
| B672 | BRASS BEAT | [SHINING MORN / FREE TRADE HALL / TAMESIDE OVERTURE] | 1983 | |
| No transmission print exists for this programme, only trims. Please contact the NWFA More... | ||||
| B448 | LOOK NORTH | WORDSWORTH: HAWKSHEAD | 1983 | |
| A female presenter joins Richard Wordsworth, great great grandson of William Wordsworth, in Hawkshead, Cumbria, and they describe William's childhood there. There are general views of Hawkshead village, church, grammar school, Ann Tyson's cottage (where William lived whilst attending school), Esthwaite Water and the surrounding countryside and Richard reads some More... | ||||
| B451 | LOOK NORTH | WORDSWORTH: FURNESS ABBEY | 1983 | |
| A female presenter and Richard Wordsworth, great great grandson of William Wordsworth, visit 12th century Furness Abbey near Barrow-in-Furness in Cumbria. There are extensive shots of the abbey and Richard reads aloud some of the poetry William wrote about it More... | ||||
| B452 | LOOK NORTH | WORDSWORTH: WINTER | 1983 | |
| Richard Wordsworth, great great grandson of William Wordsworth, is shown at Dove Cottage in Grasmere, home to William and his family from 1799-1808. Richard is shown with guide George Kirkby toasting bread on an open fire and reading aloud from William's sister Dorothy's journals More... | ||||
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