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Tag Archives: Dixon of Dock Green
The Riverside Studios
The Riverside Studios in Crisp Road are due to reopen in August this year following the closure of the old studios in 2014. The former Studios and the neighbouring Queen’s Wharf have been replaced by a new state of the … Continue reading
Posted in About, Archives & local studies, local history
Tagged Assael Architecture Ltd, BBC, Blue Peter, Channel 4, Chris Evans, Crisp Road, Dixon of Dock Green, Guy Hornsby, Hancock's Half Hour, Heritage Lottery Fund, Jack Warner, John and Henry Gwynne, Never Mind the Buzzcocks, Patrick Troughton, Play School, Quatermass and the Pit, Queen's wharf, Riverside Studios, Rosser & Russel, Television Centre, TFI Friday, The Apprentice: You're Fired!, The Fulham Society, Triumph Films, William Burdett-Coutts, William Hartnell, Z CArs
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Cops…Cameras…Action!
Hammersmith Library has been celebrating the fictional world of cops and robbers. Continue reading
Posted in Archives & local studies, Cityread London, Uncategorized
Tagged 70s TV shows, 80s TV shows, Arthur Daley, Blythe Road, Brook Green, Catherine Deneuve, Christopher Lee, Colet Gardens, Dennis Waterman, Dixon of Dock Green, Euston Films, Films in Hammersmith, Minder, New Tricks, Night and the City, Repulsion, Sabotage, Secret Agent, Softly Softly, The 39 Steps, The Man who Knew Too Much, The Omen, The Professionals, The Sweeney, Theatre of Blood, Theatre of Death, TV shows in Hammersmith, Z CArs
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