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Female cyclists from all parts of London meet at the Angel Ditton, before cycling to Wisley for a picnic.

An Afro-futuristic message that re-frames black cultures through poetry, movement and dance.

Not sure the deerstalker helmet and (beige!) corduroy jacket are suitable for scooter or motorcycle riding. Still, they look the tops and very, very...

A road safety awareness video aimed at schoolchildren.

Short road safety film.

A young Chinese British woman undertakes a symbolic journey of self-discovery. Incorporating elements of poetry and dance within a dramatic...

A cartoonist sketches out the grim stalemate of WWI through the metaphor of football.

How to prevent a dirty neck and amuse your guests with sugar-lumps.

A demonstration by the R. Hornsby engineering company of Grantham of a revolutionary all-terrain vehicle.

We're off! Olympic training on the streets of Mansfield as local boy John Whetton prepares for the 1968 Mexico City games.

Michael Shelton and his gold medal in wheelchair snooker are rightly celebrated by the mining community of Newstead.

Dorothy Hyman, sprinter and miner's daughter from Barnsley, returns from the 1960 Olympic Games in Rome with two medals: silver in the 200m and...

Sixteen-year-old Hattie goes out with friends, falls in love and lives her life in London to the full. To mark her last operation at Great Ormond...

A beautiful, Pathécolor vision of the Powys market town of Machynlleth, famous as the location where the rebellious Owen Glendower was crowned...

Juvenile races at a country sports gathering are followed by scenes at the Olympic Games of 1924.

Shots of races at a military athletic meeting.

Retired nags enjoy a well-earned New Year's feed at the Cricklewood Home of Rest for Horses.

Britain welcomes children liberated from the notorious Bergen-Belsen concentration camp.

UK public information film advising parents to watch small children when near open stretches of water.

The crucial nature of not allowing one's driving judgement to be blurred by the need to hurry.