Packing Up and Moving Out Trailer (1967)

20 December 1967 Factual 29 mins

Two mining families make the decision to move from Northumberland to Nottingham.Bevercotes Colliery in Nottingham is one of the most modern in Europe, and the National Coal Board wants to recruit its workforce from pits that are due for closure in the North East. One of the communities affected is Ashington, a traditionally close-knit mining village with its roots in the 19th Century that is home to generations of mining families. How will life compare for those uprooted to the brash new housing estates of the Nottinghamshire coalfields?

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Cast

Jim Douglas Henry as Self - Reporter

International Titles

Man Alive: Packing Up and Moving Out Trailer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 20 December 1967

Production Companies

BBC

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