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Andy Cave's Expedition Underground:
Mountaineer Andy Cave goes underground with the team working on the Thirlmere Aqueduct, an extraordinary Victorian system using only gravity to carry water for 94 miles from the Lake District to a million homes in Manchester.

Apprentice to the Past: a four-part series celebrating four of Britain's ancient trades - pargeting, flint-knapping, willow basket-making, and canal lock engineering.

A Sense of Liverpool: A series marking Liverpool's year as European Capital of Culture (2008) by looking at the city's contemporary cultural scene through the eyes of five media movers and shakers. Presenters: poet Levi Tafari, photographer Mark McNulty, journalist Angie Sammons, musician Alun Parry, and comedian Brendan Riley.

A weekly business podcast, Ask the Expert, broadcast from October 2007 to March 2008. Ask the Expert was recorded around the North West, to bring ITC information and inspiration to small and medium businesses. Listen to it on www.theoutbox.co.uk

Children of the Red Flag: recollections from children of the Blunkett generation of growing up in Sheffield during its days as capital of "the Socialist Republic of South Yorkshire".

The First Cuckoo and the Last Swallow, and Return of the Last Cuckoo: how the meticulous private records of amateur nature-watchers around Britain are being collated to provide startling evidence of how our climate is changing.

India Calling, How May I Help You? How call centre workers in India are trained to deal with, and relate to, British customers.

Managing Football: how football players learn to be managers, thanks to a Midlands-based training course.

Manchester Crime Wave, a week-long series of thrillers set in Manchester and written by singer/comedian Mike Harding, Cath Staincliffe, Ann Cleeves, Heidi Thomas and Mandasue Heller.

Nerves of Steel: a look at Sheffield's regenerating steel industry, forging ahead as a world-class centre for medical instruments and hip and knee joints.

For programmes made between 2000 and Spring 2007, see the Pennine Productions Archive website .

Clare Jenkins - 0114 263 0970 & Janet Graves - 0161 427 1460

Pennine Productions LLP is a limited liability partnership, company number OC308259
Registered at Companies House in Wales,
Registered office 17 Crimicar Lane, Sheffield S10 4FA
Website design by UK's No1 Co Ltd

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Home Contact Us About Us Demo Podcast Personnel People We Work With Oral History Radio Productions Latest Work Features and Travel Media Training	Radio Productions Andy Cave's Expedition Underground: Mountaineer Andy Cave goes underground with the team working on the Thirlmere Aqueduct, an extraordinary Victorian system using only gravity to carry water for 94 miles from the Lake District to a million homes in Manchester. Apprentice to the Past: a four-part series celebrating four of Britain's ancient trades - pargeting, flint-knapping, willow basket-making, and canal lock engineering. A Sense of Liverpool: A series marking Liverpool's year as European Capital of Culture (2008) by looking at the city's contemporary cultural scene through the eyes of five media movers and shakers. Presenters: poet Levi Tafari, photographer Mark McNulty, journalist Angie Sammons, musician Alun Parry, and comedian Brendan Riley. A weekly business podcast, Ask the Expert, broadcast from October 2007 to March 2008. Ask the Expert was recorded around the North West, to bring ITC information and inspiration to small and medium businesses. Listen to it on www.theoutbox.co.uk Children of the Red Flag: recollections from children of the Blunkett generation of growing up in Sheffield during its days as capital of "the Socialist Republic of South Yorkshire". The First Cuckoo and the Last Swallow, and Return of the Last Cuckoo: how the meticulous private records of amateur nature-watchers around Britain are being collated to provide startling evidence of how our climate is changing. India Calling, How May I Help You? How call centre workers in India are trained to deal with, and relate to, British customers. Managing Football: how football players learn to be managers, thanks to a Midlands-based training course. Manchester Crime Wave, a week-long series of thrillers set in Manchester and written by singer/comedian Mike Harding, Cath Staincliffe, Ann Cleeves, Heidi Thomas and Mandasue Heller. Nerves of Steel: a look at Sheffield's regenerating steel industry, forging ahead as a world-class centre for medical instruments and hip and knee joints. For programmes made between 2000 and Spring 2007, see the Pennine Productions Archive website .

	Clare Jenkins - 0114 263 0970 & Janet Graves - 0161 427 1460 Pennine Productions LLP is a limited liability partnership, company number OC308259 Registered at Companies House in Wales, Registered office 17 Crimicar Lane, Sheffield S10 4FA Website design by UK's No1 Co Ltd