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Alan Law on the introduction of tachographs (1979)

Genre

Interview

Alan Law of the Transport and General Workers’ Union (TGWU) on proposed law changes and the introduction of tachographs. Female interviewer not identified.

LBC IRN Radio Online Audio

Sunday Supplement: interview and music programme - Ocean Sound - CD4 (1987)

SUNDAY SUPPLEMENT: A series of programmes with interviews and music, transmitted from 16:00 to 17:00 on Ocean Sound North. The Light FM. Presented by Adam Harding and others where mentioned. Most interviews...

ILR South Radio Online Audio

Immigration widows (1984)

An examination of immigration rules and nationalisation laws passed by the Government, which are forcing families apart. Some women are allowed to live here while their husbands are not, and some children...

ILR Sharing Radio Online Audio

Stephen Edell on equality in divorce law (1978)

Genre

Interview

Lawyer, Stephen Edell, on a Law Commission recommendation that divorced women receive a half share in the family home and possessions. Male interviewer not identified.

LBC IRN Radio Online Audio

Implementing law reforms (1977)

Genre

Interview

Unidentified male speaker (poss. Geoffrey Gordon) on changes to the law being very slow in relation to wrongful imprisonment. Female interviewer not identified.

LBC IRN Radio Online Audio

Immigration law changes (1979)

Genre

Interview

Interview with Ian Martin, General Secretary of the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants, on the Conservative government proposals for changes in immigration law.

LBC IRN Radio Online Audio

Wandsworth Law Centre closure demo (1979)

Genre

Interview; News report

Report on a demonstration against the Government’s plans to close Wandsworth Law Centre. Includes noise of protesters and interview with Law Centre worker, John Noakes. Male reporter not identified.

LBC IRN Radio Online Audio

Willie Whitelaw on law and order (1978)

Genre

Interview

Interview with Willie Whitelaw, Conservative Party spokesman on home affairs, on a punitive approach to law and order including introduction of detention centres for young offenders. Interviewer not identified.

LBC IRN Radio Online Audio

Trade union law reform (1979)

Genre

Interview

Interview with Walter Goldsmith, Director of the Institute of Directors, on the Government’s proposals for changes in trade union law. Bob Holness interviews.

LBC IRN Radio Online Audio

Call for general election to focus on law and order (1979)

Genre

Interview

Interview with Police Federation chairman, Jim Jardine, where he calls on all candidates in the 1979 General Election to make law and order a priority. Female interviewer not identified.

LBC IRN Radio Online Audio