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  1. Flood Gates for Tube Tunnels

    Date released
    9 Oct 1939
    Series name
    British Movietone News
    Issue no
    540
    NoS ID
    010317
    Story no
    4 / 7

    MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Underground Floodgates. DESCRIPTION: As part of Air Raid Precautions flood gates have been fitted on part of the tube network. SHOTLIST: Shots of the new gates which isolate the...

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  2. Ted Benton on travelling entire tube network (1979)

    Genre
    Interview

    London Transport employee Ted Benton(?) on travelling the entire London Underground network in a single day to raise money for a kidney machine. Unidentified female traveller adds that the tube system is...

    LBC IRN LBC IRN Radio Radio Online Online Audio Audio

  3. Emerging talent (Part 1)

    Date
    11 Aug 2014, 16:47
    Author
    Gabriel Hernandez
    Post Type
    Post

    In the wake of the interest around Film4 productions such as Richard Ayoade’s Submarine and Joe Cornish’s Attack the Block, a recent Guardian article by Jane Graham identifies what she sees as a...

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  4. New Radio Network Speeds Repairs

    Date released
    1947
    Series name
    Cinegazette
    Issue no
    1
    NoS ID
    349247
    Story no
    3 / 7

    NoS synopsis: A diagram of the new radio network (based on the tube map) cuts to a recreation of an emergency situation acted out by London Transport employees. We see drivers reporting the problem, office...

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  5. Asbestos on Tube (1977)

    Genre
    Interview

    Dr Andrew Raffle, Chief Medical Officer of London Transport, on levels of asbestos in the London Tube network and disagreements with NUR over measuring standards used. Male interviewer not identified (poss....

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  6. Underground rail network safety (1984)

    Genre
    Interview

    Tony Ridley, Managing Director of London Underground, on the safety of the Tube network, following a fire at Oxford Circus station. Male interviewer not identified.

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  7. Power failure affects Tube (1994)

    Genre
    Interview; News report; Vox pop

    Mark Phillips reports back to the studio from Easton station as London Underground gears up for the evening rush hour following chaos this morning due to a power failure around 8am caused by the failure of...

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  8. Power failure affects Tube (1994)

    Genre
    Vox pop; Interview

    Vox pop with delayed commuters on London’s underground following a power failure, the gas supply at a power station failed meaning no electricity could be produced and fed into the Tube network. Followed...

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  9. Engineering works on Tube (1996)

    Genre
    Interview

    Andy Burns of the Capital Transport Campaign, on news that engineering work is to cause major disruption on the London Underground network.

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  10. London Underground privatisation (1993)

    Genre
    News report; Speech; Interview

    Report on possible plans to privatise London’s tube network, as reported in the Evening Standard newspaper which were quashed by London’s Transport Minister Steve Norris in the House of Commons (speech...

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