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  1. The march of time (1981)

    Genre
    Interview; Documentary; Special

    The March of Time, presented by Rodney Bennett. Looks at methods of recording and telling time. Visits National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, and Royal Greenwich Observatory, Herstmonceux, Sussex. Interviews...

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  2. Royal Greenwich Observatory threatened with closure (1986)

    Genre
    News report; Interview

    Report on the news that the Royal Greenwich Observatory in Sussex will have to close and/or relocate as a result of financial cutbacks. Includes Head of the Observatory’s Time Department, Dr John...

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  3. Brian Cobby on becoming the speaking clock (1984)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with Brian Cobby on becoming the new voice of British Telecom’s talking clock. Female interviewer not identified.

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  4. Tachographs to be introduced (1979)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with John O’Connor of the Road Haulage Association on the introduction of tachographs into working vehicles and lorries. He comments on the disadvantages and advantages. Male interviewer not...

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  5. Tachometers in lorries (1979)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with Hugh Featherstone of Freight Transport Association on legislation making tachometers compulsory in lorry cabs in the UK. Male interviewer not identified. Telephone interview.

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  6. Tachographs to be compulsory for lorries (1979)

    Genre
    Interview

    Peter Allen interviews Transport Secretary William (Bill) Rodgers on legislation making it compulsory for UK lorry drivers to have tachographs in their cabs after a ruling of the European court.

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