with Marjorie Lofthouse
BBC Pebble Mill
(Stereo)
with Jack Hywel-Davies
including Bells on Sunday from St Leonard's Church, Sandridge, Herts.
(Stereo)
This week Oliver Walston takes breakfast with David and Caterina Mynett on their estate in southern Germany.
BBC Pebble Mill
(R)
Presented by Clive Jacobs and Andrew Green
including at
speaks, for the Week's Good Cause, on behalf of the Tradescant Trust.
(Donations: [address removed]
by Alistair Cooke
from St Mary's Church, Swansea, led by Canon Don Lewis. Preacher The Rev Ann Lewis.
BBC Wales
BBC Pebble Mill
A personal review of the current magazines and periodicals presented by Martin Wainwright of The Guardian.
with Margaret Howard
(Stereo)
with Gordon Clough
This week Clay Jones digs into the bulging postbag, and calls on Dr Stefan Buczacki, Fred Downham and Daphne Ledward to solve listeners' gardening problems.
BBC Manchester
Write to: Gardeners' Question Time, [address removed]
(Ceefax: page 645)
by John Masefield, dramatised in four parts by Ray Herman.
Jim pays the price for uncovering the secret cave, and what Marah read in their hands begins to come true...
(Stereo)
(Part 3 on Friday at 3.00pm)
Nick Baker looks behind the pages of four trade newspapers and magazines.
What are the What Toy? Awards? Why does the 10-year-old boy in the television toy commercial have a 16-year-old voice? And who is that strange lady making a clandestine inspection of a toyshop somewhere in Britain?
(Stereo) (R)
Naturalist Andrew Mitchell continues his journey across the Pacific and finds an enigmatic iguana on Fiji.
BBC Bristol
(R)
Television still cannot reach some of the remote mountainous areas around Fort William, but that does not deter television presenter Muriel Gray, who loves walking in this wilderness and meeting some of its hardy inhabitants...
BBC Bristol
David Bean with four personal reports on contemporary rural life.
BBC Manchester
(R)
with Chris Dunkley
The Root of the Matter goes out into the villages, towns and cities of Britain to report on key issues. Presenter Haig Gordon
Presenter Andy Crane.
Marlene Marlowe investigates... The Beast of Puddlethorpe Hall: 2
by Roy Apps.
With Anne Rosenfeld, Charles Simpson and Marlene Sidaway.
Fast Forward Fiction Awards 1990: your chance to win a trip to Disney World.
Andy asks popular authors for their tips on story-writing.
Call of the Wild
by Jack London, abridged by Mick Greenaway. 2: The Fight for Leadership
Read by Bob Peck.
BBC Manchester
(Stereo)
Nigel Forde talks to biographer Michael Holroyd about his resolutions for the New Year, and Pamela Donald reviews this month's paperbacks.
(Broadcast last Thursday)
by Agatha Christie dramatised in five parts by Michael Bakewell.
A seance at Sittaford House had revealed the murder of Captain Trevelyan. But who would have killed a man who didn't have an enemy in the world?
(Stereo)
(Part 3 on Thurs at 11.00pm)
Fr George Saintsbury is a retired Catholic priest who celebrates a weekly Latin Mass in his small West London flat. In his long life he has been actor, schoolmaster, boxer, organist, choirmaster, policeman and stoker.
Compiled from conversations with Fr George and some of his congregation.
(Stereo) (R)
Dilly Barlow looks at 'Beating the Retreat' and travels to the Droitwich radio transmitter.
Music for locust plagues and bald eagles and how to ape a gorilla.
Presenters Jessica Holm and Fergus Keeling.
Six programmes.
How much power is vested in Britain's leading institutions?
Hunter Davies examines the refereeing community to discover what motivates the men (and women) in black.
(R)
A Victorian Courtship Letters exchanged between Agnes Bower and Arthur Thorndike in 1881 provide a charming insight into the lifestyle of the day. Read by Miriam Margolyes and Stephen Boxer.
Narrator Richard Baker.
BBC Manchester
(R)
Four programmes.
Grace Sheppard reflects on the experience of fear and meets John Roberts, a consultant psychiatrist.
BBC Manchester
(Stereo)
