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A Night with the Blue Watch at Brixton Fire Station
A Tuesday Documentary
Five-thirty pm and the 13 firemen on the Blue Watch start drifting into the baroque fire station. By six o'clock they're on parade, beginning a watch that will take them through until nine the following morning. Station Officer LOU GILL knows that his 12 firemen are a highly-trained élite, hand-picked to man one of London's busiest fire stations: Brixton.
None of the firemen, even the seasoned ones like Lou and Mad Mick , will get much sleep. But Winkle and Milky are new to the job: for them each ' shout', when the bells ring all over the station and the fire appliances roar out into the night, will be a test. For arson, accidental fire and death are all part of the job as they go about an ordinary night.
Film cameraman JOHN WALKER Film editor HOWARD SHARP Producer FISHER DILKE

Contributors

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Lou Gill
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Mad Mick
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John Walker
Producer:
Fisher Dilke

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