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  1. A CAR IS BORN

    Date released
    Oct 1964
    Series name
    Mining Review 18th Year
    Issue no
    2
    NoS ID
    346263
    Story no
    4 / 4

    BFI synopsis: the use of coal in the car manufacturing industry. NCB Commentary - Journeys end ... ... Over 200,000-tons of coal a year flow into the works of one of Britain’s key industries. Coal for...

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  2. Advanced Manufacturing Technology (6 Parts) (1990 Video)

    Subject
    Business studies
    Distribution
    OUT OF DISTRIBUTION, Videocassette. VHS. col. 6 x 60 min.

    A video-based course designed to aid manufacturing industries in successfully implementing new technology and processes. Outlines how to increas profitability and realise the potential of existing staff. A...

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  3. Callaghan on industrial progess (1978)

    Genre
    Speech

    Prime Minister James Callaghan gives a speech on the industrial progress of Britain, new investment for the manufacturing industry is up, and the Government will support the creation of new jobs, putting...

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  4. Tony Benn on British Leyland future (1975)

    Genre
    Interview

    Tony Benn on British Leyland and the Ryder Report on its future and shutting down of the manufacturing industry in the UK with great loss of jobs. Male interviewer not identified (poss. Peter Murphy).

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  5. Tebbit on Major’s comments about the Thatcher government (1993)

    Genre
    Interview

    Peter Deeley interview for Angela Rippon FM Drivetime show with former Trade and Industry Secretary Lord Norman Tebbit following Prime Minister John Major’s comments showing his disagreement with the...

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  6. CBI conference - Peter Lilley interview (1991)

    Genre
    Interview

    Trade and Industry Secretary Peter Lilley has addressed the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) at their party conference in Bournemouth. Here he speaks to Simon Israel about business, manufacturing, the...

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  7. Neil Kinnock attacks Budget (1986)

    Genre
    Interview

    Labour leader Neil Kinnock comments on Chancellor Nigel Lawson’s new Budget. On insufficient help for the unemployed; the need to help the struggling manufacturing industry; what a Labour budget would...

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  8. CBI calls for government to help industry (1991)

    Genre
    Interview

    Director-General of the CBI John Banham says the government needs to help British manufacturing by keeping inflation low, and by fighting in Europe to remove export restrictions and hidden subsidies. Speaks...

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  9. Tony Benn on North Sea oil (1977)

    Genre
    Speech

    Speech by Tony Benn, Energy Secretary, on North Sea oil, says wealth should stay in Britain to be invested in manufacturing industry and we must conserve the energy.

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  10. Chancellor Denis Healey on expenditure cuts (1976)

    Genre
    Interview

    Chancellor of the Exchequer Denis Healey discusses the cuts in public spending, describing the implications of the rise in public expenditure. He states more investment is needed in the manufacturing...

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