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  1. TUNNELLING-YESTERDAY

    Date released
    Jul 1964
    Series name
    Mining Review 17th Year
    Issue no
    11
    NoS ID
    346253
    Story no
    3 / 4

    BFI synopsis: The part played by some of Britain’s miners in World War I, tunnelling on the Western Front. NCB Commentary - Fifty years ago this August World War One began. Little has been told about...

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  2. CLUB MEETING

    Date released
    Sep 1952
    Series name
    Mining Review 6th Year
    Issue no
    1
    NoS ID
    345757
    Story no
    3 / 4

    NoS Summary - Golfing miners at Gleneagles. BFI synopsis: Miners from Woolmet Colliery (Midlothian) play golf. NCB Commentary - At Woolmet Colliery, Midlothian, it’s a pit holiday. And the colliery golf...

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  3. Art in Industry

    Date released
    Jul 1981
    Series name
    Review 34th Year
    Issue no
    11
    NoS ID
    346811
    Story no
    1 / 1

    NCB Summary - The Artist in Industry Fellowship Scheme gives a painter the opportunity of working for two months at a Yorkshire Colliery. NCB synopsis: LS man (artist Paul Butler) walking L-R past hedge in...

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  4. Sea Coal

    Date released
    Oct 1953
    Series name
    Mining Review 7th Year
    Issue no
    2
    NoS ID
    345804
    Story no
    2 / 3

    BFI synopsis: An echo-sounding survey of the seabed for a new under-sea mine NCB Commentary - There are plenty of fish in the sea, but there’s a lot of coal underneath the sea bed. Much of this is already...

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