Arthur Berry: A Three and Sevenpence Ha'penny Man

Arthur Berry: A Three and Sevenpence Ha'penny ManAvailable on DVD for the first time this is a unique collection of Central TV and ATV appearances. Arthur talks passionately about his work, reads out some of his poems and gives his views on the The Potteries and its people as he walks around Burslem. Fellow artists talk about Arthur's life, his paintings, poetry and drama. Arthur is seen in films from 1959 to 1994 and in his very last film he reads his Homage to the Oatcake. Included is the complete

Titanic Steerage Band

This is a video document of the Civic Reception for one of the world's greatest spokesmen for peace - here to celebrate the achievements of his friend Gordon Banks OBE

Archive film footage helps tell her story

The King and Queen on Cannock Chase

to give an insight into the obstacles facing the planners

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

and is therefore not exhaustive

This documentary charts the history of the “Mitch” from the wartime appeal for a memorial to Reginald Mitchell through to its opening in 1957 and on through 60 years of plays

as Mitchell was affectionately known

"The Pageant attempts to portray vividly with all the help of colour

the writing of "The Old Wives' Tale" - which brought him international fame - and what is probably his most popular novel: "The Card"

industry and recreation