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Collection of original documentation and publications relating to Bernie Grant’s personal life and public role, largely dating from his entry into the United Kingdom in 1963 until he died on 8 April 2000....
Bewdley Museum’s library focuses on the history of Bewdley, Kidderminster, Stourport and outlying regions within the Wyre Forest District, together with materials on trades and crafts associated with...
The BFI National Archive (formerly known as The National Film and Television Archive) began its existence in May 1935 in fulfillment of one of the ten aims of the British Film Institute, to ‘maintain a...
Listening cassettes and transcripts of interviews, of elderly black immigrants to Birmingham; with video and photographs of interviewees.
Collecting policy covers material concerning or related to the City of Birmingham, although large collections usually have wider implications. There are substantial collections of oral history and folk music...
The film, television and radio reference collection in the Central Library is mainly held in the Arts Languages and Literature section of Birmingham Central Library and reflects over a hundred years of...
Specialises in extreme sports footage.
The collection consists of copies of films given to the Regiment over the years. Only one appears to have been specially commissioned. The remainder are straightforward reporting of events. There are 17...
A collection of over 160 videotapes, consisting of educational materials on Japan (for anthropologists), Japanese films, TV drama, theatre, documentary films.
Border Television serves all but the extreme south of Cumbria, the Isle of Man, Dumfries and Galloway, and Scottish Borders. Holdings include news and current affairs, sport, documentary, light...
Learning on Screen