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NoS synopsis: Shipbuilding at Sunderland, Yard No 397. The building of a collier for the coal trade around the coast of Britain. The launch and fitting out of "Pompey Light" and the loading of "Birchwood"...
A dramatised wartime documentary presenting the work of the officers and the ordinary men and women of the Coastal Command in the RAF. Follows the fortunes of the Sunderland Flying Boat T-Tommy as it patrols...
Shakespeare’s comedy adapted for radio by Marianne Helweg with Mendelssohn’s music. Margaret Rawlings performs as Oberon, Fay Compton is Titania, Ralph Richardson plays Bottom. Produced by Val Gielgud.
The Women’s Library Friday 26 October, 1-6pm Organised in support of The Women’s Library Campaign, this half-day event celebrates women’s history by exploring how it is made and remembered....
BFI synopsis: The supplies of heat and hot water to dwelling houses from boilers at Silksworth Colliery, County Durham. NCB Commentary - The harvest is brought in from the fields around Silksworth Colliery....
BFI synopsis: Ken Stephenson, the Safety Officer at Ryhope, near Sunderland, relates the responsibilities attached to his job
BFI synopsis: an old steam engine at work at Warden Law colliery. NCB Commentary - Still in the county of Durham, across the high moorland country inland from Sunderland’s busy port, 62-year-old Alfred...
BFI synopsis: Old winding machine at Wearmouth.
BFI synopsis: daughter of a colliery manager, and British Olympic diving champion, practices at Dawdon Colliery. NCB Commentary - Dawdon Colliery, near Seaham Harbour, has its own swimming pool, seen before...
BFI synopsis: The reorganisation of the Durham and Northumberland coalfield. NCB Commentary - Under the North East Coast lies coal - millions and millions of tons. Now, the coalfields of the North East,...
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