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The first of a series of programmes where the public sets the agenda.
A Load of Rubbish
A film made with dustmen in the city of Westminster. The rubbish in the title is the 700 tons a day left by the 75,000 people who live, work or enjoy themselves in the centre of London - even the Queen and Mrs Thatcher.
This programme gives the dustmen's-eye-view.
'People hold their noses when they see us. It's not us that smells. It's their rubbish.' Film cameraman DAVID SWAN Film editor RAY HOUGH Producer JANE OLIVER
COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT If you want to make your own programme or suggest programme ideas get in touch with Open Space[address removed]. ●FEATURE: page 20

Contributors

Unknown:
Mrs Thatcher.
Unknown:
David Swan
Editor:
Ray Hough
Producer:
Jane Oliver
Source: Radio Times

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