Thanks to a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund children from Gateway Primary School have been training in research, filmmaking, interview techniques and oral history. Getting ready to film on Church Street Market, where they will be interviewing the traders and shoppers, exploring the history of the market.
Thanks to a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund children from Gateway Primary School have been training in research, filmmaking, interview techniques and oral history. Getting ready to film on Church Street Market, where they will be interviewing the traders and shoppers, exploring the history of the market.
A History of Portobello Road Market made by Colville Primary School with support from digital:works. More can be found at: www.stallstories.org.uk
A History of Portobello Road Market made by Colville Primary School with support from digital:works. More can be found at: www.stallstories.org.uk
A History of Brixton Market made by Stockwell Primary School with support from digital:works. Find out more at www.stallstories.org.uk
A History of Brixton Market made by Stockwell Primary School with support from digital:works. Find out more at www.stallstories.org.uk
Book produced to site alongside the exhibition at Poole Museum. With chapters on Our Working Lives in the 1940s and 1950s.
Book produced to site alongside the exhibition at Poole Museum. With chapters on Our Working Lives in the 1940s and 1950s.
We are halfway through our Stall Stories Project. Children from two London Primary Schools, Colville and Stockwell, have made short documentaries exploring the history of their local street markets as told by stall holders and locals. Both films were premiered
We are halfway through our Stall Stories Project. Children from two London Primary Schools, Colville and Stockwell, have made short documentaries exploring the history of their local street markets as told by stall holders and locals. Both films were premiered
A unique, one-off, bus tour of Poole’s working landscape has been organised on 24 and 26 July as part of the Our Working Lives oral history project that has been exploring people’s working lives in the 40s and 50s. Travel through time on a 1959 Routemaster bus for a mystery tour to hear a soundtrack of Poole’s working landscape.
A unique, one-off, bus tour of Poole’s working landscape has been organised on 24 and 26 July as part of the Our Working Lives oral history project that has been exploring people’s working lives in the 40s and 50s. Travel through time on a 1959 Routemaster bus for a mystery tour to hear a soundtrack of Poole’s working landscape.
The Our Working Lives Audio CD is back from the duplicators. Just need the book from the printers now to put together.
The Our Working Lives Audio CD is back from the duplicators. Just need the book from the printers now to put together.
Our Working Lives book finished and off to printers. Get your orders in now …
Our Working Lives book finished and off to printers. Get your orders in now …
BBC Radio 4 program, Making History, will be helping out with questions the digital:works ‘Our Working Life’ project has raised. Research has raised questions about the similarities of the country’s finances after the war and now. With UK debt now around 60% of GDP – after the Second World War it was well over 180% of GDP. While nowadays it’s all about cuts, then there was massive investment in housing, industry, the birth of the NHS, starting of universal welfare benefits and investment in arts and culture. This investment went onto help provide three decades of strong economic growth. Why the big difference, is it just a political choice or is it down to the different world situation and the UK’s place in it?
BBC Radio 4 program, Making History, will be helping out with questions the digital:works ‘Our Working Life’ project has raised. Research has raised questions about the similarities of the country’s finances after the war and now. With UK debt now around 60% of GDP – after the Second World War it was well over 180% of GDP. While nowadays it’s all about cuts, then there was massive investment in housing, industry, the birth of the NHS, starting of universal welfare benefits and investment in arts and culture. This investment went onto help provide three decades of strong economic growth. Why the big difference, is it just a political choice or is it down to the different world situation and the UK’s place in it?
digital-works has been working with residents from Islington and Shoreditch Housing Association (ISHA) to make a documentary film about where they live. Through a series of workshops participants discussed what issues were important to them which they then explored in
digital-works has been working with residents from Islington and Shoreditch Housing Association (ISHA) to make a documentary film about where they live. Through a series of workshops participants discussed what issues were important to them which they then explored in