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Lawrence Spicer interviews Canon John Tiller, Chief Secretary to the Church of England’s Advisory Council on the need for greater black representation in the clergy.
Vox pop with residents of Brixton, south London, following the release of Government figures showing increasing levels of crime in the area. Female reporter not identified.
Report on the seventeenth Notting Hill Carnival in West London over the August Bank Holiday weekend. Includes carnival sounds and music. Speaking are: community policeman Bert Aitchison; Ozzie Gibbs,...
Interview with participants and organisers at the start of festivities at the 1982 Notting Hill Carnival in West London. Female reporter not identified. Poor quality audio.
Interview with festival committee member Dean Simms at the start of festivities in the 1982 Notting Hill Carnival in West London. Female interviewer not identified. Poor quality audio.
Report on the end of the 1982 Notting Hill Carnival in West London. Includes interviews with Chief Inspector Bert Aitchison; Denis Joseph, Merrymakers Steel band; Ozzie Gibbs, organiser. Male reporter not...
Interview with Festival Committee member Ozzie Gibbs during the 1982 Notting Hill Carnival. Also includes vox pop with Carnival visitors and stallholders and sound of Carnival in background. Female reporter...
Report on the country of Belize one year after gaining full independence from British rule and how it has coped with the Guatemalan threat, in light of recent Falklands war. With comment from Brigadier Tony...
Radio address by US President Ronald Reagan in which he pledges to aid the Caribbean countries both financially and politically. Some interference with audio in places?
Report on a demonstration in London in protest against the death of Colin Roach while in custody at Stoke Newington police station on 12/01/83. Includes noise of demonstrators; reading by Lambeth poet...
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