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N. E. Talks to Schools

Date released

1963

Series name

The Way Ahead (National)

Issue no

3

NoS ID

353017

NoS synopsis: Public Relations man Norman Stainthorpe and Engine Driver, Bill Addie, conduct a safety campaign against vandalism by travelling around schools giving lectures and a film show on railway safety.

News on Screen Cinema news Record only

School Watch (1989 Video)

Subject

Education

Distribution

OUT OF DISTRIBUTION, Videocassette. VHS. col. 16 min.

Aims to show headteachers, caretakers, parents and school governors the measures necessary to help protect their schools from theft, vandalism and arson.

DVD Find Other Record only

Hands off the Classics (1978 Television)

Series

Lively Arts, The

Producer

Dennis Marks; Alan Yentob

Anthology arts series. In the 17th century Troilus and Cressida was censored and in the 18th century Tate gave King Lear a happy ending. The programme debates the line between interpretation and vandalism.

Shakespeare Shakespeare productions To order

Merlyn Rees on vandalism and housing (1977)

Genre

Interview; News report

Interview with Merlyn Rees, Home Secretary, on local authority housing and the problem of vandalism. Male interviewer not identified.

LBC IRN Radio Online Audio

Hooliganism at Reading’s Elm Park football ground (1979)

They say in the programme that they are thinking of fencing the football grounds of the Reading’s Elm Park, in order to protect spectators. This is a concern about hooliganism and vandalism. [Box 3]

ILR South Radio Online Audio

The Learning on Screen Gateway - 2,000 ways to access moving image and sound resources

Date

2 May 2017, 10:00

Author

Andrew Ormsby

Post Type

Post

Learning on Screen’s Gateway includes 2,000 websites relating to moving image and sound materials. These have been subdivided into over 40 subject areas. To suggest new entries or amendments, please...

Other Record only

Rail crash may be sabotage (1989)

Genre

Interview

Following a rail crash on a commuter line into London, at the scene, an unidentified investigator confirms that although it is early days, engineers believe the cause to have been vandalism rather than an...

LBC IRN Radio Online Audio

London vandalism and racist attacks inquiry (1981)

Genre

Interview

Interview on an inquiry by a commitee into 2 of London’s biggest crime problems- vandalism and racist attacks on ethnic groups, with hopes of cooperation from the Metropolitan Police. Speaker possibly Paul...

LBC IRN Radio Online Audio

Violence and vandalism in Kings Cross council flats (1981)

Genre

Interview; News report

Report on the violence and vandalism at council flats near Kings Cross, London. Resident, Rosamond(?) Cutler talks about her experiences and her son Ian(?) Cutler about hiring a security guard to look after...

LBC IRN Radio Online Audio

Firemen’s strike (1978)

Genre

Interview

Interview with unidentified male speaker on firemen’s strike; vandalism of fire stations during strike. Male reporter not identified.

LBC IRN Radio Online Audio