After eight Sunday

Title

After eight Sunday

Genre

Interview; Documentary; Music

TX Date

Unknown

Year of production

1980

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Duration

00:51:47

Description

This edition of After Eight Sunday is presented by Mike Hopwood on child abuse. Public relations officer for the NSPCC, Terry Pitts Fenby, talks about the work of the organisation and some of the cases they have seen. Chief consultant Ray Castle talks about NSPCC research and work, some of the reasons parents may become abusive and what powers the courts have to stop child abuse. Another Brick in the Wall by Pink Floyd is played. Studio producer John Willett(?); engineer Steve Middleton.

Contributors

Mike Hopwood; Steve Middleton; Ray Castle; Pink Floyd; John Willett(?); Terry Pitts Fenby

Keywords

London; Injuries; Crime; Social problems; Family disorganization; Social workers; Disadvantaged groups; Children (age group); Charities; NSPCC; Child abuse; Children (family); Courts; Legal decisions; Medical treatment; Poor; Family; Judges; Information; Parents; Sentencing; Family relationships; Child welfare; Research; One parent families; Economic conditions; Rehabilitation centres; Magistrates; Parent child relationship; Child rearing; Family environment; Community education; Henry Kemp; Family education; Juvenile courts

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