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[…]GSA about late 60s. They opened the Manchester plant that was really to service Granada. Yes I was going to say that because of the rise of television to s[…]

[…] a bad morning! I: But it was on quality as well as money, wasn't it? Well, it should have been! R: Ah, yes, quality, it was allegedly that Granada, I think, managed to get a qualification, the straight money thing, that quality, there would be a quality hurdle and that would be taken into[…]

[…]shaming if we lost so lacked a little confidence in us, but we went ahead and we put together a team and had a very enjoyable day recording up in the Granada studios in Manchester, and we had a hard fought match against the RSPB, the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, which we won. But, sadl[…]

[…]ar school, BECTU grammar school, yes, whereRoy Fowler  3:33  was barters, the grammar school.Unknown Speaker  3:36  It is now the Granada cinema of grammarRoy Fowler  3:42  school. Right. It's no longer the longer the Granada cinema is the Granada bingoSpeaker 1  3[…]

[…]are getting close. That’s it! Er, 2005, The Walk. From There to Here. PB-C: I don’t know that. DB: Director Mark Brozil. Production Company Granada. PB-C: Not me. It’s Crispin again! DS: I’ll explain that after. DB: Right, so that’s the end of my notes. PB-C: The Broadc[…]

[…]t.com.Bill Ward Side 1 Alan Lawson  0:00  The copyright of this recording is vested in the Bectu History Project, Bill Ward, television technician since 1936 director, producer, programme executive, interviewer, Norman Swallow with Alan Lawson recorded on the 21st of January[…]

[…]te a novel whiletrying to get a job but I didn't get far with a novel. Then, I knew somebody who knew JeremyIsaacs that's how it went who was then at Granada and Jeremy said he'd introduce me to TimHewitt. And Tim Hewatt said, ‘Well I don't know you from Adam or Eve and I don't knowwhether you're an[…]