Baskeyfield VC

Baskeyfield VCThis is a digitised version by Ray Johnson of Staffordshire Film Archive of the feature length drama filmed and produced by Bill Townley in the 1960s. It's an accurate account of the gallant stand against advancing German tanks by two gun crews in the Battle of Arnhem, 1944. When both crews were put out of action by the advancing tanks, and survivor Jack Baskeyfield found his own gun was jammed, he crawled to the unmanned gun and single handedly held

We start with a celebration of Jollees nightclub with audience members and performers – with special appearances by Mel Scholes

Hippodrome and Kosy

Illustrated with many original photographs

This was a period of great change for the Potteries

plus a large dining room

Published by Barewall Ltd

Don Shelley tells us how it all began

this is a unique insight into the life and times of a typical top-range variety performer in the 1920s – the exotic M’lita Dolores (Madge Poole from Hanley)

We look at the developments which turned a few moorland villages into the ceramic centre of the world at the milestones of its progress and some of the men who made it possible

that place that gets blocked by snow in winter

are interviewed about the changing nature of nursing practices and the Hospital over the years

The school was a cluster of wooden huts housing 240 pupils