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  1. Movietone’s News - Reported by Lionel Gamlin: Solving the Load Shedding Problem

    Date released
    27 Oct 1947
    Series name
    British Movietone News
    Issue no
    960
    NoS ID
    014738
    Story no
    1 / 4

    MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Shedding the Load - Factory Problem. DESCRIPTION: Many industrial plants, such as Hoover, are taking action to shed the load on the National Grid at peak times. SHOTLIST: KS GV girls...

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  2. Pollution Control (1991 Video)

    Subject
    Environmental science
    Distribution
    Sale, Videocassette. VHS. col. 30 min., 2000 sale: £30.00 (+VAT +p&p)

    Britain’s recent pollution control measures include an inspectorate with far-reaching powers to monitor and control industrial pollution in water, air or land. The programme shows how all new industrial...

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  3. Ford announces job cuts at its UK plants (1991)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with Ford spokesman Martin Watkins about the company’s decision to cut a thousand jobs at its UK plants. Worst hit is the giant Halewood factory on Merseyside where workers are already on a...

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  4. David Gilroy Bevan on British Leyland (1981)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with Conservative MP David Gilroy Bevan criticising the management of British Leyland, particularly Chairman Sir Michael Edwardes, for closing manufacturing plants and wasting money. And on a...

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  5. Poole chemical explosion (1988)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with eyewitness, Gail(?) Anderson, following an explosion at a chemical warehouse in Poole, Dorset. Male interviewer not identified.

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  6. Margaret Thatcher visits ICI factory (1980)

    Genre
    Speech

    Speech by UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher during a visit to the opening of a new ICI plant at Runcorn in Cheshire on 06/06/80 where she defends the Government’s economic and industrial policy.

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  7. Eddie Loyden on BL and Birds Eye job losses (1978)

    Genre
    Interview

    Eddie Loyden MP on the closures of British Leyland and Birds Eye plants on Merseyside. He says this could mean ten thousand people out of work in the Liverpool area.

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  8. Ten years since Union Carbide disaster (1994)

    Genre
    Interview

    Ten thousand protesters today converge on the former Union Carbide chemical plant in the Indian city of Bhopal to commemorate the 6500 people killed during a leak ten years ago. David Bergman, an...

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  9. Nationalised industry failing (1978)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with a male speaker (poss. British Steel chairman Sir Charles Villiers) on the state of a British nationalised industry (steel?) following projected losses of 175 million and what needs to be done...

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  10. Grunwick factory dispute (1977)

    Genre
    Interview

    Conservative MP James Prior is interviewed on the need for a code of practice to prevent mass picketing. Also discusses the right to stop vehicles entering a premises to ask them to support industrial...

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