Grangetown on Darkas How, White Tribe 1999/2000

Beeb News night Jan 1990 Part 1 of 4

Grangetown on White Tribe 1999 Part 2 of 2.

PART 1 - 'INTRO / BUILDING A NEW TOWN' "For over a century, the community of Grangetown has existed on the South Bank of the River Tees, four miles east of Middlesbrough. Once at the heart of the world's iron and steel industry, in recent years, this town has borne the brunt of industrial decline. This film paints a picture of the town, through the hard work and life of its early years, to the present with the views of Grangetown people as they confront current problems and express hopes and concerns for the future". MADE IN 1991. Producer/Director: Craig Hornby. Co- writer of script and voiceover: Andy Willoughby. Shot on U-matic SP / 40mins. Budget: £10k / Distributed locally.

Grangetown, Teesside. Jan 1990 - Part 2 of 4

PART 2 - "UP IN SCOTLAND NEAR NEWCASTLE" "For over a century, the community of Grangetown has existed on the South Bank of the River Tees, four miles east of Middlesbrough. Once at the heart of the world's iron and steel industry, in recent years, this town has borne the brunt of industrial decline. This film paints a picture of the town, through the hard work and life of its early years, to the present with the views of Grangetown people as they confront current problems and express hopes and concerns for the future". MADE IN 1991. Producer/Director: Craig Hornby. Co- writer of script and voiceover: Andy Willoughby. Shot on U-matic SP / 40mins. Budget: £10k / Distributed locally.

GRANGETOWN, TEESSIDE OCT 2004 Mark Easton returns 14 years later... Also see article on BBCsite about this film and GT: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/newsnight/3757100.stm

Part 3 - DECIMATION OF INDUSTRY "For over a century, the community of Grangetown has existed on the South Bank of the River Tees, four miles east of Middlesbrough. Once at the heart of the world's iron and steel industry, in recent years, this town has borne the brunt of industrial decline. This film paints a picture of the town, through the hard work and life of its early years, to the present with the views of Grangetown people as they confront current problems and express hopes and concerns for the future". MADE IN 1991. Producer/Director: Craig Hornby. Co- writer of script and voiceover: Andy Willoughby. Shot on U-matic SP / 40mins. Budget: £10k / Distributed locally.

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Part 4: DECLINE OF TOWN "For over a century, the community of Grangetown has existed on the South Bank of the River Tees, four miles east of Middlesbrough. Once at the heart of the world's iron and steel industry, in recent years, this town has borne the brunt of industrial decline. This film paints a picture of the town, through the hard work and life of its early years, to the present with the views of Grangetown people as they confront current problems and express hopes and concerns for the future". MADE IN 1991. Producer/Director: Craig Hornby. Co- writer of script and voiceover: Andy Willoughby. Shot on U-matic SP / 40mins. Budget: £10k / Distributed locally. (more) (

1st STFC home game

FINAL PART: THE FUTURE...? On completing this film in October 1991, it was obvious to me that the council doing up the houses and "planting bushes and trees and what not" wasn't truly going regenerate the town. The question I asked myself was 'But where are the jobs going to come from?' In 2008, it still is. Regeneration has failed swathes of the working class on Teesside and the 'underclass' is the consequence. Our great and good had no solutions. The statistics remained so horrifying that they had to invent the "Tees Valley" to create the illusion that it all was sweet and that notorious Teesside / Cleveland was what it "used to be like". Well I don't buy it and I don't buy Mallon's (fake!) designer label town either with it's neon lights, chrome lamp posts and fancy art gallery. It's all smoke n mirrors people - we're being conned!!! Teesside is top of the premier league as ever for deprivation in the U.K. and multi-national chemical and steel mega-corporations are making a fortune out of the place!!! Craig Hornby 2008 GRANGETOWN - NORTH OF THE ROAD 1991 "For over a century, the community of Grangetown has existed on the South Bank of the River Tees, four miles east of Middlesbrough. Once at the heart of the world's iron and steel industry, in recent years, this town has borne the brunt of industrial decline. This film paints a picture of the town, through the hard work and life of its early years, to the present with the views of Grangetown people as they confront current problems and express hopes and concerns for the future". MADE IN 1991. Producer/Director: Craig Hornby. Co- writer of script and voiceover: Andy Willoughby. Shot on U-matic SP / 40mins. Budget: £10k / Distributed locally.

Graffiti at Severn Oaks Park, Sloper Road, Grangetown, Cardiff. Recorded June 2008.

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Arriva Trains Wales 142077 between Grangetown and Cogan on the Vale of Glamorgan line. This shows how bouncy it actually is, since I was holding the camera pretty steady! Also included is a Pacer single tone leaving Eastbrook for your enjoyment!

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GRANGETOWN, TEESSIDE OCT 2004 Mark Easton returns 14 years later... Also see article on BBCsite about this film and GT: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/newsnight/3757100.stm l Tags: