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One of the bricks used to construct BBC Ottringham. The brick appears to originate from the London area. Perhaps the contractor who built the site brought their own bricks with them!
This photostream has been created as supporting material for a documentary called " Ottringham Calling " first broadcast on BBC Radio Humberside at Christmas 2013. This photostream is not however operated by the BBC.
You can now hear the programme via the internet. Go to soundcloud dot com and put "BBC Ottringham " into the searchbox. Look for a black and white picture of a German confiscating radios.
Je kunt nu het hele programma via internet beluisteren. Ga naar soundcloud punt com en zet "BBC Ottringham " in de zoekbox.
The key rack which once contained the keys to buildings on the site. None of the keys remain.
This photostream has been created as supporting material for a documentary called " Ottringham Calling " first broadcast on BBC Radio Humberside at Christmas 2013. This photostream is not however operated by the BBC.
For more information about The National Museum of Computing , visit www.tnmoc.org
Please take a look at www.retrocomputers.eu for more info about my retro computer collection.
On a pleasant, Summer's day in 2011, I found myself on the roof of BBC Television Centre in West London. The view looks down on the original main enterance, out across Wood Lane and the Central Line underground, and towards central London. DR Who had parked his Tardis under the shelter behind those BBC cubes - I seem to remember a note on the Tardis door which said 'Back in Five Minutes - The Doctor'. Wood Lane tube station is out of shot to the left, and the new Westfield Shopping Centre is just out of sight on the right.I took the photo from the same bit of roof that was popular for shooting some of the weather reports.
Screen shot from the BBC website about the 24 Gloucestershire Hours Project. Here is a direct link to the page: www.bbc.co.uk/gloucestershire/content/articles/2007/05/22... After today you will have to hunt for Wednesday 10 December 2008 to listen again. No idea how long it will be up. The listen again bit is from BBC Radio Gloucestershire. I heard it live on the radio. :-D
Antiques are sometimes a family affair. When the BBC came to Lytham in June there were visitors of all ages queuing up for a selfie with Fiona Bruce et al. This guy has his hands full though. So does the girl. At a guess we’re witnessing at least three generations here. There’s no valuation up for broadcast yet, but I’m guessing the little chap’s more likely to be asleep when all is revealed on the Antiques Roadshow.
Detroit, Michigan, USA
cargo
flag: Antigua-Barbuda
owner: W. Bockstiegel Reederei,
Emden, Germany
Chartered by: BBC Chartering & Logistic GmbH, Leer, Germany
length: 138.5m / 454ft
built: 2012
Taken: Friday 14th November 2014 BBC 2014 Children in Need on Stockton High Street. Byline: Dave Charnley Photography Ltd Website Link: www.davecharnleyphotography.com All Rights Reserved 2014 Mobile: 07753559 Office: 01642 586269 Email: info@davecharnleyphotography.com
Tenor Toby Spence is accompanied by Graham Johnson in the studio as they give a preview of their upcoming recital at London's Wigmore Hall. See details of this programme
Detroit, Michigan, USA
cargo
flag: Liberia [LR]
owner: Argo Coral Maritime,
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Chartered by: BBC Chartering & Logistic GmbH, Leer, Germany
length: 144.7m / 475ft
built: 2017
ex name:
Industrial Swift 2017 - 2020
BBC New Scotland, Big Picture feature. The Princes Street and the big wheel. Most pleased again.
The original shot: www.flickr.com/photos/grant_r/4154058832