The Golden Age of Trams
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jdbythesea
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I've just been watching the above programme on BBC4. It was made this year but may have already had a mention on SL. It deals with the history of trams nationwide but features some coverage of Leeds trams remembered by the writer Alan Bennett who, of course, is a Leeds lad. There are also odd clips of Leeds buses to watch out for. For anyone interested the programme is still available to watch on BBC iplayer.
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Phill_dvsn
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jdbythesea wrote: I've just been watching the above programme on BBC4. It was made this year but may have already had a mention on SL. It deals with the history of trams nationwide but features some coverage of Leeds trams remembered by the writer Alan Bennett who, of course, is a Leeds lad. There are also odd clips of Leeds buses to watch out for. For anyone interested the programme is still available to watch on BBC iplayer. Nice one, thanks for letting us know.The programme you mention can be seen herehttp://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b017zqw8/ ... esire/I'll watch that later myself
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