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  1. Rain

    Date released
    3 Sep 1962
    Series name
    Colour Pictorial
    Issue no
    401
    NoS ID
    121264
    Story no
    3 / 6
    Extras
    1 film clip

    Pathe synopsis: In Britain water is a common commodity. An average of 47 inches of rain falls every year. But rain does have its virtues. At Knaresborough, in Yorkshire, for example, it has a magical quality.

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  2. Water Quality (2002)

    Subject
    Biology; Science
    Distribution
    Sale, DVD (Region 2 PAL, 15 minutes), £34.99

    Based on activities undertaken at a summer school, the DVD is intended as a resource for students studying the topic of water quality and offers an insight into the preparation and techniques of water...

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  3. Water quality needs improving (1991)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with an unidentified male on the water quality objectives set out by the Government and says there needs to be a dramatic improvement in river water quality. Possibly spokesman for NRA (National...

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  4. Moving Image Gateway: Recent updates

    Date
    18 Feb 2015, 09:44
    Author
    Andrew Ormsby
    Post Type
    Post

    The BUFVC Moving Image Gateway includes over 1,650 websites relating to video, multimedia and sound materials. These have been subdivided into over 40 subject areas. To suggest new entries or...

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  5. UK drinking water quality (1989)

    Genre
    Interview

    Grant Lawrence, advisor to the Common Market’s Environment Commissioner, on drinking water quality standards, which have not been met by the UK. Male interviewer not identified.

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  6. Stanley Clinton Davis on water privatisation and quality (1989)

    Genre
    Interview

    Former European Environment Commissioner Stanley Clinton Davis talks to Paul Rowley about the privatisation of water, how it is being done solely to make money, how the Government has been trying to weaken...

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  7. Beach water quality improves (1990)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with the EC official in charge of monitoring water purity, Grant Lawrence, about UK beaches’ water quality improving and many now meeting the European directive. Legal action may now be avoided....

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  8. Britain to be prosecuted over drinking water standards (1989)

    Genre
    Interview

    Environment Secretary Chris Patten speaks to Peter Spencer about the EC deciding to go ahead with its prosecution of Britain over nitrate and lead in drinking water despite his intense lobbying. He says it...

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  9. Survey into drinking water quality (1989)

    Genre
    Interview

    Following a survey into drinking water, an unidentified spokesman calling for an independent national agency to control quality, and for action to strip out all the remaining lead service pipes and plumbing....

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  10. Londons water supplies contaminated (1990)

    Genre
    Interview

    Environmental health officers who surveyed 25 London boroughs have reported water supplies are contaminated with weedkillers.They say there is no health risk. Graham Jukes, under secretary at the Institution...

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