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Ted Johns, a London docker, on the closure of the docks and leading protests against the closure. Johns claims that London cannot survive without the Docklands. He also says that people no longer trust the...
Dockland Forum spokesman Kevin Haplin says the Port of London Authority is looking to close the upper docks and move industry downriver which he says will cause even more redundancies. Also comments on...
Vox pop with lorry drivers at Tilbury cargo port picket line.
Interview with Sir John Methven, Director-General of the CBI, about the effect on the general public and industries of the lorry drivers strike, and the picketing of firms not directly involved with the...
Interview on the lorry driver strikes, including comments on the offer from employers, the confusion between the official and unofficial strikes, and the picketing of ports.
Interview about the lorry driver pickets on ports and how damaging they can be, whether the strikes are improving, and the effect of the pickets on imports and exports. Also on possible conflicts between...
Keith Howell presents Our Kind of Town. This week’s edition looks at three books about London and Howell interviews the authors on their stories. The books are Docklandscape, by Hilary Peters, on her city...
This edition of Our Kind of Town is presented by Keith Howell. Talks to the authors of 2 new books on London- Jo Anderson on Anchor and Hope on community life on the banks of the River Thames through the...
This week’s edition of Our Kind of Town is presented by Richard Robbins. In the first part he interviews Laura Charteris, Duchess of Marlborough, about her life and her autobiography, Laughter on a Cloud....
Lawrence Spicer presents this week’s edition of Our Kind of Town about Deptford. Rector of St Paul’s Church, Father David Diamond, talks about the history of the area and recent efforts to improve...
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