[…]rks, which meant that we were constantly having to think of snappy titles which had a question mark, but Cities with a Future?, and we looked at Belfast, Glasgow, Southampton and Newcastle, all of whom were ports, and they were tackling their problems in very different ways. And we worked with […]
[…] at the time...I was up in the - for some reason - up in the control cabin with him, not the cockpit as they call it nowadays, and we were landing on Belfast Loch. I don't know whether you know it, but if you're landing there on a flying boat, they've got six foot posts sticking up, or six feet at h[…]
[…]. Of course I was on Tommy Handley the night, the night we had the only bomb dropped on Bangor. It was some bloke, German pilot, on the way back from Belfast I think who got lost and just ditched his bombs.  John P. Hamilton  24:20  Jettisoned. John Ammonds &n[…]
[…] And there was an advertisement in the paper, the famous Belfast Telegraph, of which John Cole used to be the editor. […]
[…] yes. And I, and I cast it. I went to Belfast and, and interviewed quite a lot of, of actors […]
[…] of all time. It was a story set in a Belfast shipyard about a rigger who has to go up […]
[…] mark, but Cities with a Future?, and we looked at Belfast, Glasgow, Southampton and Newcastle, all of whom were ports, […]
