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NCB synopsis: A look at the Coal Industry Social Welfare Organisation, which is twenty-one years old, and its continuing aims of working towards the welfare, in its broadest sense, of every miner.
NCB synopsis: The great fire in 1666 destroyed much of the City of London. The reconstruction of the City was to a large extent paid for by a ""temporary"" coal tax which lasted for over 200 years. told...
NCB synopsis: Considers the importance of energy conservation and looks at the work of Bradford’s Energy Conservation Engineer, the first to be appointed by a local authority.
NCB synopsis: A look at the mining industry in Nottinghamshire, and the changes which have been seen in the lifetime of the country’s mining community. Intended for general audiences.
NCB synopsis: Illustrates the dental care of the young.
NCB synopsis: Susan Hampshire launches the Spastics Society’s Campaign to prevent a baby being born handicapped, by bringing ante-natal and child-birth care up to the highest standard.
NCB synopsis: How opencast coal is mined, and its importance to Britain’s economy.
NCB synopsis: About the work of the RSPCA. Intended for general audiences.
NCB synopsis: Explains the need, even during a recession, for planning and investment in the mining industry.
NCB synopsis: A report on the state of the coal mining industry in Britain, with a look to its future. Intended for general audiences.
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