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ROME RAILWAYS AND RECLAMATION
Date: 1992 Film Number: 3434
 
Footage shot in the Castlefield area of Manchester, with views of some of the reconstructed and restored Roman buildings, restored warehouses and canals in the area, and a boat rally held in 1992 with fairground rides, street entertainment and barges.
 
 
 
P.V. TAYLOR VISITS BELGIUM [2]
Date: 1992 Film Number: 3682
 
Footage from Mr Taylor's holiday in Belgium, featuring scenes shot in Ypres, Ghent and Bruges, including a religious ceremony (the "Holy Blood Procession") in Bruges.
 
 
 
TUNISIA
Date: 1992 Film Number: 3690
 
Footage taken on a holiday to Tunisia in 1992
 
 
 
ALEX 2ND BIRTHDAY PART 1
Date: 1992 Film Number: 3755
 
Family party to celebrate Alex Erlich's 2nd birthday. All the usual party fun - presents, cake, food and drink, lots of attention for the baby.
 
 
 
ALEX 2ND BIRTHDAY PART 2
Date: 1992 Film Number: 3756
 
Family party to celebrate Alex Erlich's 2nd birthday. All the usual party fun - presents, cake, food and drink, lots of attention for the baby.
 
 
 
PIERS OF THE REALM
Date: 1992 Film Number: 6309
 
Film looking at the history and development of the pier as a seaside attraction, using Southport, Llandudno and Blackpool as examples. This film, along with thousands of others from across the country, can also be viewed online as part of BFI: Britain on Film - player.bfi.org.uk/britain-on-film/
 
 
 
[TRAMS AT ALTRINCHAM]
Date: 1992 Film Number: 6572
 
Views of Metrolink trams arriving and leaving Altrincham Station.
 
 
 
[ALTRINCHAM'S FIRST TRAM, 15TH JUNE 1992]
Date: 1992 Film Number: 6573
 
Video presented by Bill Pilkington, on the day of the first Metrolink Tram from Altrincham to Manchester City Centre. Includes interviews with civic dignitaries present for the opening, and with Greater Manchester Passenger Transport Executive's Marketing Executive, Mrs Hine. Bill also travels on the first tram up into Manchester and back.
 
 
 
[STOCKPORT NEWSPAPER FOR THE BLIND]
Date: 1992 Film Number: 6707
 
Video presented by Bill Pilkington, looking at how the talking newspaper for the blind is produced. He visits Walthew House in Stockport, where the newspaper is produced by volunteers - stories for inclusion are selected, read aloud and recorded. The newspaper is then edited and distributed to subscribers in the Stockport area.
 
 
 
[CONCORDE AT MANCHESTER AIRPORT]
Date: 1992 Film Number: 6711
 
A number of planes are seen landing at Manchester Airport - amongst them is Concorde.
 
 
 
[ST VINCENT'S, ALTRINCHAM 1992]
Date: 1992 Film Number: 6715
 
Mass held at St Vincent's, Altrincham, in recognition of Canon Bergen's 40 years in the Priesthood. Scenes from the service, and from a dinner held afterwards in Canon Bergen's honour.
 
 
 
[ALTRINCHAM FESTIVAL 1992]
Date: 1992 Film Number: 6716
 
Views of the Altrincham Festival parade as it passes through the town centre, with commentary by Bill Pilkington. Also includes interviews with the Mayor and festival organisers.
 
 
 
[ALTRINCHAM COURT LEET MICHAELMAS ASSIZES. 27TH SEPTEMBER 1992]
Date: 1992 Film Number: 6722
 
Scenes from the Michaelmas Assizes of the Altrincham Court Leet - an ancient form of local government dating from medieval times. The new Provost, Richard Bishop, is appointed as well as the officers of the court, including the 'chimney looker' and the 'ale taster.' Following the session, the new officers' names are called out outside the Town Hall by the town crier.
 
 
 
OUR GAME - 1
Date: 1992 Film Number: 7729
 
Performance of the play 'Our Game,' written by playwright John Fay in association with Kirkby Response Theatre, Merseyside. Performed in a large theatre in Liverpool, the play reflects on the Heysel Stadium Disaster in 1985 when Liverpool and Juventus football fans clashed in the Belgian stadium - 39 Juventus fans died and a further 600 fans were injured. Performed by a small cast, including John Fay as a fan and the commentator, with simple and effective stage props and projections the play follows a group of Liverpool fans on their journey to the match and the devastating impact of the ensuing events on their lives, their devotion to the game and historical events it makes allusions to. This is the first 25 minutes (stage left view) of the 70 minute play. [Catalogued as part of 'Revitalising the Regions' a Screen Heritage UK project, 2011]
 
 
 
OUR GAME - 2
Date: 1992 Film Number: 7730
 
Performance of the play 'Our Game,' written by playwright John Fay in association with Kirkby Response Theatre, Merseyside. Performed in a large theatre in Liverpool, the play reflects on the Heysel Stadium Disaster in 1985 when Liverpool and Juventus football fans clashed in the Belgian stadium - 39 Juventus fans died and a further 600 fans were injured. Performed by a small cast, including John Fay as a fan and the commentator, with simple and effective stage props and projections the play follows a group of Liverpool fans on their journey to the match and the devastating impact of the ensuing events on their lives, their devotion to the game and historical events it makes allusions to. This is 25 to 60 minutes (stage left view) of the 70 minute play. [Catalogued as part of 'Revitalising the Regions' a Screen Heritage UK project, 2011]
 
 
 
OUR GAME - 3
Date: 1992 Film Number: 7731
 
Performance of the play 'Our Game,' written by playwright John Fay in association with Kirkby Response Theatre, Merseyside. Performed in a large theatre in Liverpool, the play reflects on the Heysel Stadium Disaster in 1985 when Liverpool and Juventus football fans clashed in the Belgian stadium - 39 Juventus fans died and a further 600 fans were injured. Performed by a small cast, including John Fay as a fan and the commentator, with simple and effective stage props and projections the play follows a group of Liverpool fans on their journey to the match and the devastating impact of the ensuing events on their lives, their devotion to the game and historical events it makes allusions to. This is the final 10 minutes (stage left view) of the 70 minute play. [Catalogued as part of 'Revitalising the Regions' a Screen Heritage UK project, 2011]
 
 
 
OUR GAME - 4
Date: 1992 Film Number: 7732
 
Performance of the play 'Our Game,' written by playwright John Fay in association with Kirkby Response Theatre, Merseyside. Performed in a large theatre in Liverpool, the play reflects on the Heysel Stadium Disaster in 1985 when Liverpool and Juventus football fans clashed in the Belgian stadium - 39 Juventus fans died and a further 600 fans were injured. Performed by a small cast, including John Fay as a fan and the commentator, with simple and effective stage props and projections the play follows a group of Liverpool fans on their journey to the match and the devastating impact of the ensuing events on their lives, their devotion to the game and historical events it makes allusions to. This is the first 25 minutes (stage right view) of the 70 minute play. [Catalogued as part of 'Revitalising the Regions' a Screen Heritage UK project, 2011]
 
 
 
OUR GAME - 5
Date: 1992 Film Number: 7733
 
Performance of the play 'Our Game,' written by playwright John Fay in association with Kirkby Response Theatre, Merseyside. Performed in a large theatre in Liverpool, the play reflects on the Heysel Stadium Disaster in 1985 when Liverpool and Juventus football fans clashed in the Belgian stadium - 39 Juventus fans died and a further 600 fans were injured. Performed by a small cast, including John Fay as a fan and the commentator, with simple and effective stage props and projections the play follows a group of Liverpool fans on their journey to the match and the devastating impact of the ensuing events on their lives, their devotion to the game and historical events it makes allusions to. This is the final minutes (stage right view) of the 70 minute play. [Catalogued as part of 'Revitalising the Regions' a Screen Heritage UK project, 2011]
 
 
 
OUR GAME - 6
Date: 1992 Film Number: 7734
 
Performance of the play 'Our Game,' written by playwright John Fay in association with Kirkby Response Theatre, Merseyside. Performed in a large theatre in Liverpool, the play reflects on the Heysel Stadium Disaster in 1985 when Liverpool and Juventus football fans clashed in the Belgian stadium - 39 Juventus fans died and a further 600 fans were injured. Performed by a small cast, including John Fay as a fan and the commentator, with simple and effective stage props and projections the play follows a group of Liverpool fans on their journey to the match and the devastating impact of the ensuing events on their lives, their devotion to the game and historical events it makes allusions to. This is the first 25 minutes (stage centre view) of the 70 minute play. [Catalogued as part of 'Revitalising the Regions' a Screen Heritage UK project, 2011]
 
 
 
OUR GAME - 7
Date: 1992 Film Number: 7735
 
Performance of the play 'Our Game,' written by playwright John Fay in association with Kirkby Response Theatre, Merseyside. Performed in a large theatre in Liverpool, the play reflects on the Heysel Stadium Disaster in 1985 when Liverpool and Juventus football fans clashed in the Belgian stadium - 39 Juventus fans died and a further 600 fans were injured. Performed by a small cast, including John Fay as a fan and the commentator, with simple and effective stage props and projections the play follows a group of Liverpool fans on their journey to the match and the devastating impact of the ensuing events on their lives, their devotion to the game and historical events it makes allusions to. This is 25 to 65 minutes (stage centre view) of the 70 minute play. [Catalogued as part of 'Revitalising the Regions' a Screen Heritage UK project, 2011]
 
 
 
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