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BFI synopsis: The rising attendance at cinemas in Great Britain.
The learning organisation theory, pioneered in Britain and carried forward by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, is reputed to hold the secret to corporate eternal life. It was tested by...
Writer and critic John Elsom talks to administrators, directors and politicians about how financial and bureaucratic organisation affects what appears on the stage. He looks at changes in organisation since...
BFI synopsis: The visit of Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, to the Black Watch on the North Inch of the Banks of the River Tay.
BFI synopsis: An investigation into the training facilities for athletes in Great Britain which shows the need for better conditions and more coaching.
BFI synopsis: A review of the vast transport system linking Western Europe and of the plans to build closer transport ties between Great Britain and the Continent.
BFI synopsis: The development of holiday camps in Great Britain and elsewhere, some of which can cater for 8000 people at a time, providing all entertainment facilities and special arrangements for looking...
NoS synopsis: The 200th issue combines the pageantry and ceremonial of the past with the drive for more exports. The ceremonies which go to make a Lord Mayor of London combined with glimpses of Britain’s...
NoS synopsis: The problems facing overseas students when they come to study in Great Britain - making friends, finding somewhere to live, and raising enough money to live on - and how they are being helped.
BFI synopsis: The pros and cons of the metric system and decimal coinage for Great Britain. Shows how the metric system is slowly creeping into the British way of life, how much it would cost to change over...
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