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George Crawford, President of the National Federation of Fishermen’s Organisations (NFFO), on his disappointment at the opening of herring grounds off the (Scottish?) coast for fishing. Male interviewer...
Lord Mayor of London, Sir Ronald Gardner-Thorpe talks about the last year of the Billingsgate Fish Market. Fishmonger Mr Steadman says he is happy to go to a more modern site. Male interviewer not identified.
Unidentified male fish market trader on the history of Billingsgate fish market, on the last day of trading at the old site before operations relocate to Docklands. Male interviewer not identified. Sound in...
Interviews with traders, including Donald Tyler, at Billingsgate fish market, on its last day of trading at its site in the City of London before relocating to Docklands. Female reporter not identified.
Unidentified male speaker the history of Billingsgate Market and the future of the site, on the day of its closure. Male interviewer not identified (poss. Des Fahy?).
Report on the last day of trading at Billingsgate fish market in the City of London prior to its relocation to a new site in Docklands. Speakers include: Donald Tyler, trader, and his sons, Scott Tyler and...
Report on the opening day of the new site of Billingsgate fish market in London Docklands, after the move from its traditional site in the City of London. Speakers include: market superintendent David...
Two unidentified male fishmongers and event organiser Sandy Bannerman(?) on the new Billingsgate Market’s open day. Female interviewer not identified.
Science Correspondent for the Daily Telegraph, Adrian Berry talks about the natural resources available in the Antarctic. Male interviewer not identified.
Unidentified male speaker (poss. Richard Rogers, the architect behind the redevelopment) on plans for the old Billingsgate Fish Market site. Female interviewer not identified. Audio is poor quality (muffled).
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