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Picturesque ceremony follows Welsh traditions of 1,400 years.
As London prepares for the Lord Mayor’s Show, this programme investigates the customs and traditions of the financial sector - the City - including Lord Mayor’s role and his carriage, Chief Commoner...
Unidentified male speaker on the importance of the home, as opposed to the house. A home, he says, preserves traditions and values; in planning, bricks and mortar are not enough. He also talks about the...
Interview with a spokesman for ECO(?), about the dangers of cultural and social differences for Britons working abroad. Male speaker and female interviewer not identified.
Nick Wood reports on the customs associated with Leap Year, including people born on 29th February celebrating birthdays every four years and the tradition of a woman being able to propose. Dr John Mason...
Excerpt of interview with organiser Clive Olivier(?) explaining the role of the Notting Hill Carnival in settling racial tensions. Interviewer not heard.
Social anthropologist Judith Okely, author of The Traveller-Gypsies, on some of the myths associated with this ethnic group, and some of its members’ beliefs and practices. Male interviewer not identified.
Probably the strangest of all old customs observed at St Ives.
Ancient customs observed at opening of the Isle of Man House of Keys.
NfO synopsis: Old marriage customs still survive at Holy Island, Northumberland, where bride and bridegroom take part in a series of curious ceremonies.
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